Weight loss drugs linked to hair loss in women
A recent study indicates that the use of weight loss medications, especially appetite suppressants and GLP-1 drugs, is associated with an increased rate of hair loss in women, with increases of up to 68% compared to other medications. The study also confirmed that rapid weight loss and nutritional deficiencies, such as iron and zinc deficiencies, may contribute to the problem of hair shedding. Additionally, there is a link between weight loss drugs and non-scarring alopecia, with higher incidence rates observed. Despite the benefits of weight loss medications in managing diabetes and promoting weight loss, experts recommend working closely with specialists to ensure their safe use.
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