After I gave birth I started losing my hair...what can I do?

I gave birth 5 months ago and it seems that I'm losing all my hair...what can I do??After I gave birth I started losing my hair...what can I do?
Your losing your hair because your body's hormone's are returning to your pre-pregnancy state. While pregnant your body produces more hormones for development of the baby. If you still have any pre-natal vitamines continue taking, if not take a good multi every day (Olay for Women is exc.) Also talk to your doctor. Massaging your scalp while shampooing can also help by stimulating the blood circulation to the area. This is a common (but scarey) process, rest assured your hair will grow back.After I gave birth I started losing my hair...what can I do?
The same thing happened to me. 3 month's after i gave birth my hair was coming out by the hand full ,I could not touch it without clump's of hair in my hand. I even went bald around the temples,but it growed back fast. My son is 15 month's now and my hair still shed, but it is not nearly as bad. Don't Worry Because You Are Not Going To Go Bald. Search it up on the Internet like I did .It's Very Helpful.
Go to GNC and get colloidal minerals. It's only found in liquid form. Ask the cashier to assist you in finding it if you need to. Take it as directed, and don't stop. It's awesome! You'll find your hair stops falling out, and you'll feel better too. It's kind of expensive, but you only take 1 oz a day.
i had the exact same problem and it turned out i was low in iron.so i started to take iron supplements and also vitamin e and c supplements and my hair got thicker and shinier after about a month it completely stopped falling out. hope this helps!!!
Same thing happened to my aunt..take your vitamins..that is all I can recommend..the baby sucked everything out..it's natural..if you feel your going bald..which will not happen..see your doctor..
What hair, like the hair around your birthing region, or the hair on your head. Cause I have never heard anyone having this problem. So maybe its not related to the fact you gave birth at all.