💇♀️ Hair Loss in Women – Causes, Solutions, and Support from Doctors Georgetown TX
- Dr. Mohammad Al Darawsha MD

- May 28, 2025
- 3 min read
Hair loss isn’t just a cosmetic issue — it can impact confidence, emotional well-being, and even point to underlying health problems. At Wellness Bay Primary Care, we take women’s health seriously and provide supportive, evidence-based solutions for hair thinning and loss.
If you're searching for trusted doctors Georgetown TX, we’re here to evaluate the causes and help you find real answers.
🔍 What Causes Hair Loss in Women?
There are many possible reasons why women experience hair loss, including:
🔄 Hormonal Changes
Menopause, pregnancy, and birth control changes
Thyroid dysfunction
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
🧬 Genetics
Female-pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia) tends to be inherited and causes gradual thinning at the crown.
💊 Medical Conditions or Medications
Anemia, lupus, autoimmune disorders
Chemotherapy
Blood pressure meds, antidepressants
🍽️ Nutritional Deficiencies
Iron, vitamin D, zinc, and protein deficiencies
Crash dieting or restrictive eating
😩 Stress and Illness
Major physical or emotional stress can trigger telogen effluvium, a temporary shedding of hair.
Our family clinic Georgetown TX can run labs and history evaluations to pinpoint the underlying issue.
🧠 What Does Hair Loss Look Like?
Widening part
Noticeable thinning at the crown
Excess hair on your pillow, comb, or shower drain
Hair breaking off more easily
Bald spots or patchy loss (less common)
We see and support these concerns often in our internal medicine near me visits — you’re not alone.
⚠️ Risk Factors for Female Hair Loss
You're more likely to experience hair loss if you:
Are postmenopausal
Have a family history of female-pattern baldness
Have been under chronic stress
Have thyroid or hormonal imbalances
Have iron or vitamin deficiencies
Recently gave birth
Had recent COVID-19 infection or major illness
🩺 Medical Treatments for Hair Loss from Doctors Georgetown TX
Our primary care physician Georgetown TX offers a variety of treatment options based on the root cause:
💊 Medications
Topical minoxidil (Rogaine) — FDA-approved and commonly effective
Spironolactone — used in hormone-related cases
Oral finasteride (less common in women but sometimes used off-label)
💉 Other Options
Steroid injections (for autoimmune-related loss)
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy (available at select centers)
🌿 Natural and Lifestyle Approaches
Eat a nutrient-rich diet: protein, omega-3s, iron, zinc, biotin
Take supplements only if truly deficient (we guide you on this!)
Manage stress through relaxation, exercise, or counseling
Avoid tight hairstyles or harsh treatments
Use gentle shampoos and conditioners
Limit heat styling and chemical processing
Our Georgetown wellness team customizes your care plan based on labs, diet, and lifestyle.
✅ Top 10 FAQs About Hair Loss in Women
1. Is some hair loss normal?
Yes — losing 50–100 hairs a day is considered normal.
2. How do I know it’s not normal?
Excess shedding, thinning at the crown, or bald patches need medical evaluation.
3. Can vitamin D deficiency cause hair loss?
Yes — vitamin D supports hair follicle health. We test for this in our clinic.
4. Does menopause cause hair thinning?
Yes — hormonal shifts can trigger or worsen hair loss in midlife.
5. Can birth control pills affect my hair?
Yes — both starting and stopping hormonal contraception can trigger temporary shedding.
6. Will it grow back?
It depends on the cause. Many types of hair loss are reversible with proper treatment.
7. Can thyroid issues cause this?
Absolutely. We always check thyroid function during evaluation.
8. Are shampoos and oils helpful?
They may support scalp health, but they don’t reverse genetic or hormonal causes alone.
9. Is stress really a factor?
Yes — acute stress can cause hair follicles to go into resting (telogen) phase.
10. Where should I start?
With us — your trusted doctors Georgetown TX.
📅 When to See a Doctor
Make an appointment if you notice:
Sudden or patchy hair loss
Thinning over time
Excessive shedding for over 3 months
Associated symptoms (weight changes, fatigue, mood shifts)
Hair loss after a major illness or medication change
💬 You Deserve Answers and Solutions
Hair loss can be emotional and frustrating, but you're not alone — and help is available. At Wellness Bay Primary Care, we look at the full picture and support you with both science and compassion.
📍 Visit us at 4887 Williams Dr Ste 107, Georgetown TX
📞 Call 512.588.7008 or📲 Book online Proudly, our Internal Medicine Primary Care Practice is Accepting new patients From:
Georgetown, Sun City, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Liberty Hill, Florence, Jarrell, Taylor, Hutto, Pflugerville, North Austin, Brushy Creek, Temple, Harker Heights, Bartram, Lampasas, Killeen, Lago Vista, and surrounding areas across Williamson County and North Austin TX
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