answer:Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. Stress or major surgery may can cause hair loss called telogen effluvuum (reversible condition in which hair falls out after a stressful experience). Yes, beta blockers (Atenlol, Metaprolol) may can cause hair loss. But also check for other nutritional deficiencies for hair loss. Do yoga meditation, please consult your treating doctor, he will examine and treat you with alternate medicine. Take care.

answer:Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. Woman with an excess of DHT, you will experience things like increased growth of facial hair, increased growth of pubic hair, a cessation of menstrual periods, increased acne, and more. Hair loss doesn't just happen to men. It can also happen to women who have high levels of DHT. Women with an excess of DHT may experience male pattern balding, losing their hair in the same way that men do. Yes, it can be advised in females with female pattern of hair loss other testosterone symptoms, but you can aware of its adverse effects. Common adverse effects are fatigue, weight gain, depression, anxiety, decreased libido, sexual dysfunction, hair shedding, breast tenderness, breast enlargement etc. If you observe above adverse effects please consult your doctor he will examine and treat you accordingly. Take care.

answer:Hi, I think it is fine to have such body temperatures. Just confirm that you are ovulating or not by repeated ultrasound or ovulation detection kits. If you are ovulating, you can try naturally for 6 months before undergoing any fertility treatment. Be in contact with your husband every 2 to 3 days after your periods stop. It will increase chances of your pregnancy. Hope I have answered your question. Regards Dr khushboo

answer:Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. A dry scalp can cause dandruff, those embarrassing white flakes that appear on your clothing and your hair. A dry scalp can also be itchy, red, and irritated, and make your hair appear dry and dull. Your scalp can dry out for a number of reasons, including: 1. Eczema 2. Dietary deficiencies 3. Cold and dry weather 4. Too-frequent shampooing 5. Hair products that often contain alcohol, which can dry out your hair. Treatment 1. Conditioning or hot oil treatment at your local drug or beauty supply store. If you use a hot oil treatment, make sure it isn't too hot; warm oil or a deep conditioner applied the scalp twice a week can help moisturize and soothe an itchy, dry scalp. 2. Instead, shampoo every other day with warm (not hot) water; frequent washing and hot water can dry out your hair and your scalp. Also avoid gels, mousses, hairsprays, and other products that contain alcohol and can dry out your scalp and hair. Limit the use of heat appliances, like a blow dryer, to give hair a chance to recover. 3. If a dry scalp is producing white flakes, treat yourself to a gentle scalp massage. Stimulate your scalp with your fingertips as you shampoo or when applying a hot oil or deep conditioning treatment to your scalp. 4. Eating the wrong foods can impact your hair and scalp as well. Too many sugary foods can lead to a dry scalp and cause flaking, so limit desserts and trips to the candy jar. Even spicy foods can trigger dandruff, so try to avoid them and see if you notice any improvement. Please consult your dermatologist he will examine and treat you accordingly. Take care.

answer:Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. You may use R89; massage into bald area vigorously for 5 minutes or you can use Mintop solution apply at area of hair loss. If symptoms not improved or aggravating please consult your dermatologist, he will examine and treat you accordingly. Take care.

answer:Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. Hair fall is most commonly due to either Telogen Effluvium (TE) or Androgenetic alopecia or both. Though TE is diffuse and has a preceding precipitating cause, Androgenetic alopecia has a genetic predisposition and commonly involved the front and vertex of the scalp. There is also recession of anterior hairline in Androgenetic alopecia along with hair Thinning, which is a characteristic feature of Androgenetic alopecia whereas hair thickness is normal in TE. I suggest you to kindly visit a dermatologist in your region to ascertain the exact cause out of these, as treatment would vary for each. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Kakkar S.