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after menopause hair loss

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 11:17 am
by Soroush Ebrahimi
There is no harm in checking for any physical / pathological reasons at the same time.
This is always a safe route - unless the investigation is too invasive.
[This is one the things that allopaths accuse us of - that we miss clinical signs etc.]
At the same time all the healthy living advice can also be carried out.

Regards

Soroush

Re: after menopause hair loss

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 9:29 pm
by lynnpax
Yes Soroush, thank you.

I always stress that I am not a doc and not a diagnostician and
recommend that the client see their MD and some clients actually do
go for tests.

Most of my cases come to me AFTER seeing their MD/s for numerous
reasons.
Some clients simply WILL NOT GO to an MD or for tests.
Many cannot afford it as in the US healthcare or I should say the
lack of healthcare is a scandal.

The 80 yr old I mentioned went to see her primary MD (she has a few
docs) who advised her to continue doing what I had recommended as I
was the only one who had been able to get the swelling in her ankles
down (besides the weight loss, increased movement, etc.)

Unfortunately he then gave her a flu shot and she relapsed & is back
spending most of her time in bed.

Best regards,
Lynn
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