Diet Change, Hair Loss & Dandruff
Now I have brought my diet to normal and have used many shampoos but my problems of hair loss and dandruff persist. I want to know whether these problems are caused by diet change or because of another reason?
As these shifts in growth cycles occur, the hair can be seen to begin to be expelled prematurely, and can result in thinning hair. The good news is that a return to a healthy, well-balanced and protein-rich diet will result in the hair returning to it normal state as the new hair grows in. Just keep in mind that the return to "normal" may take months, depending on the rate of growth for your hair.
You may want to consider opting for a shorter hairstyle. This will reduce the time needed for the new growth to catch up to the existing hair and will help the hair to look fuller in the meantime.
As to the dandruff problem, I can only suggest that you keep trying different dandruff formula shampoos (they do not all use the same ingredients) until you find one that helps to control the flakes causing you problems. You may also want to visit your physician or dermatologist and speak with him if the problem is severe. If may not be common dandruff, particularly if there is any irritation or redness on the scalp.
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See also:
Hair loss
New hair growth diet
Dandruff causes and treatments
Is it true that yogurt promotes hair growth?
The growth phase, resting phase and shedding phase of hair
