Is it normal to suddenly experience hair loss after coming off the pill?

On discontinuing oral contraceptives (“the pill”), the estrogen level (female sex hormone) in the body can drop sharply. Similarly to after a birth, this can cause an imbalance in the hair growth cycle and hair can enter the telogen phase too soon. This hair usually falls out 2-3 months later.

Which triggers can cause diffuse hair loss?

Diffuse hair loss can have many causes. The most common are:

  • Stress
  • Illness
  • Medications
  • Hormonal fluctuations
  • Age
  • Diets and malnutrition

Regardless of the cause, Pantogar® capsules can be used to treat diffuse hair loss with good results.

How do you treat diffuse hair loss?

Diffuse hair loss occurs when the hair growth cycle is disrupted. The aim of treatment must therefore be to restore balance to the growth cycle. This is where Pantogar® capsules come in: Pantogar® capsules contain a unique, highly concentrated active substance complex which actively stops hair loss by increasing the metabolic activity of the hair root. The hair cells are stimulated to form new cells, and the hair returns to the growth phase. Over time this restores the natural ratio between shedding telogen hair and growing anagen hair.

Why should diffuse hair loss be treated medically?

Diffuse hair loss can have many causes. But with the right diagnosis and suitable therapy, hair loss can be treated well. Ask your physician or pharmacist how Pantogar® capsules can help you to treat your hair loss effectively.

Can men also take Pantogar® capsules?

Of course! Men can take Pantogar® capsules as well as women. However, men suffer much more commonly from hereditary hair loss, for which Pantogar® capsules should be used as a combination therapy with the medications recommended for this.

Can children take Pantogar® capsules?

No specific tests have been conducted on the tolerability of Pantogar® capsules in children. Therefore, they are not recommended for children under 12 years.