Question: I would like to know why I keep losing my hair, it will grow back and then i lose it again. The hair that falls out doesn't even have a root bulb on it.

I will give you a little history of my health, the first time I lost my hair was in 2004 after two tragedies, I watched my daughter deliver stillborn twins and also my father died. I went to a dermatologist and he said my hair loss was due a traumatic event and it was called tellogen effluvium. My hair grew back and I didn't lose it again until 2015 when my mother died. My hair grew back again and by the Spring of 2016 I had enough hair to stop wearing my wig. Everything was fine for a few months and then around the first part of December it started falling out again and within 3 weeks it was gone. I noticed the hair that was coming out didn't even have a root bulb on it. I went all winter without hair and wearing a wig and but Spring of this year enough grew back that I stopped wearing my wig, even though it was very short. It has been growing nicely this summer but once again it is falling out. My tsh level for the 2 years was around .37 or so, I went to my endocrinologist and he adjusted my synthroid from .88 to .75mcg and now my tsh is 3.2. I also have an overactive pituitary gland and am on 2.5 mg of bromcriptine, my prolactin level has gone up some since my thyroid medicine was adjusted, it was a little over 7 the last time I had it checked. I have fibromyalgia and have a lot of muscle pain as well, and I have IBS with constipation so I never take iron supplements because of my constipation problem. Does this information give you a better insight to what my problem is or should I be seeking help from a dermatologist?


Also could you tell me what autoimmune conditions are related to hair loss?
Thank you.

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