Hair Thinning After COVID-19: What to Know About SheddingSome people notice increased shedding several weeks or months after an illness such as COVID-19. One possible explanation is telogen effluvium, a temporary shift in the hair cycle that can occur after physical or emotional stress.Hair loss can have many causes, so this article is educational and is not a diagnosis.What Can Post-Illness Shedding Look Like? more hair in the shower or brush reduced overall volume a wider-looking part finer-feeling hair Support the Scalp GentlyDuring periods of shedding, avoid aggressive scalp scrubbing and excessive heat or tight hairstyles. A simple routine can help maintain scalp comfort and the appearance of healthy hair.DR.MESO® Routine for Thinning Hair Thinning Hair Shampoo Thinning Hair Conditioner Scalp & Hair Revitalizing Mask Foaming Hair Serum Explore the DR.MESO® Thinning Hair Care Set or the complete Thinning Hair Collection.When to Seek Medical AdviceSpeak with a healthcare professional if shedding is severe, patchy, painful, associated with scalp sores or other symptoms, or continues to worsen. A clinician can help assess nutritional, hormonal, medication-related and other possible causes.FAQDoes hair always grow back after post-illness shedding?Recovery varies by person and depends on the cause. Avoid guarantees and seek professional assessment if you are concerned.How quickly does hair change?Hair cycles are slow, so visible changes are generally evaluated over months rather than days.DR.MESO® — gentle care for thinning hair and sensitive scalp.