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What Does Indicate Symptoms Like Depression, Hair Loss And Irregular Periods?

I don't know but I started feeling depressed few months ago, and i got lactose intolerance for the first time 6 months ago and after it my hair i started to have hair loss every single day, I can get up early because I'm always tired and want to sleep during the day, my periods have been normally heavy and irregular, and when I start reading a book i want to sleep and that bothers me a lot, I have swollen lower eyelids, my wight is 127 lb and I'm 5, 4"
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menstrual irregularities, hair loss and ophthalmological manifestation makes it a more likely a systemic cause. Needs a little work up. Psychological issue can not be ruled out too. Get to a gynecologist and let them decide what is causing the menorrhagia. get to a rheumatologist to have some systemic work up for ANA and Anti DSDNA to be on the safer road. Needs work up and complete clinical correlation before being for sure.
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What Does Indicate Symptoms Like Depression, Hair Loss And Irregular Periods?

Thank you for asking! menstrual irregularities, hair loss and ophthalmological manifestation makes it a more likely a systemic cause. Needs a little work up. Psychological issue can not be ruled out too. Get to a gynecologist and let them decide what is causing the menorrhagia. get to a rheumatologist to have some systemic work up for ANA and Anti DSDNA to be on the safer road. Needs work up and complete clinical correlation before being for sure. take care