Three Kinds of Hashimoto's Hair Loss - part 2 - patchy alopecia areata (what It means & what to do)

http://bit.ly/drclarkthyroid Hashimoto's patients suffer three main types of hair loss. In part two, Dr. Clark walks explains what patch, alopecia areata hair loss means, and what to do if you have it.

Hashimoto's Low Thyroid/Hypothyroid Symptoms (even if you're taking medication and even if your labs look 'normal').
• Fatigue
• Hair loss
• Dry Skin
• Constipation
• Depression and Anxiety
• Brain Fog
• Weight Gain
• Joint and Muscle Pain
• Sleep Problems

00:00 - Intro
00:20 - Hashimoto's hair loss - patchy alopecia areata
00:59 - What is abnormal hair loss?
01:16 - Why patchy hair loss should concern you
01:56 - If you have ONE you probably have MORE
02:40 - What patchy hair loss really means
03:18 - Patchy hair loss is a warning
03:23 - What to do about patchy hair loss
03:33 - Lab tests I like for patchy hair loss
03:40 - Tracking down the fire
04:06 - Finding YOUR immunophenotype
05:04 - Why do Multiple Antibody testing
05:42 - This test identifies foods to avoid
06:11 - Hashimoto's plus patchy hair loss? Do this
06:25 - Don't settle. You can get better!
06:39 - Scarring vs. Non-scarring hair loss
07:31 - Quick review of Hashimoto's hair loss


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