I am currently taking 2000 mg of depakote
a day. I have been having hair loss,
much more than normal. I can see my
hairline receding. I noticed one of the
side effects is hair loss. I asked my
neurologists nurse about it and they
called me today and told me the only thing
they could do would be to change my
medication and try topamax. I asked her
if there was just something I could take
to counter balance the hair loss, she said
no, he would change the meds. Anyone
here have this problem??? Please let me
know. I would appreciate any
input!!!!!!!!!!!1
blackcat
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shelbe
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I'v Been There Posted: 09-13-05 16:45pm
I used to suffer a great amount of hair
loss that was caused by epilim.The only
thing I found I could do was massage my
head regulary.I I bought some oil that is
used to treat 'aloplecia'.It worked a
treat.Just massage it into your head every
other night,you will soon notice the
difference. :d hope it works for you as
it did for me. X x
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shelbe
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 22 Jul 2005 Posts: 39 Location: UK
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I'v Been There Posted: 09-13-05 16:45pm
I used to suffer a great amount of hair
loss that was caused by epilim.The only
thing I found I could do was massage my
head regulary.I I bought some oil that is
used to treat 'aloplecia'.It worked a
treat.Just massage it into your head every
other night,you will soon notice the
difference. :d hope it works for you as
it did for me. X x
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