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Enligt den här länken så kan det vara värt att testa järntillskott och/eller thyroidtillskott (vilket jag inte vet vad det är). Har du hört något om det?

“Diffuse alopecia is a form of hair loss that is seen in both men and women. It tends to affect the whole scalp, rather than specific areas of it. The hair loss is not associated with symptoms of itching or pain and can sometimes be corrected. It can occur at any age. The first signs are of increased hair loss which is followed after a while by recognizable thinning of the hair.”

“Treatment Involved for Diffuse Alopecia

This depends upon the cause. Tests will be performed by the doctor to make sure that the thyroid gland is working well and that the iron levels are normal. If abnormal, thyroid replacement tablets or iron supplements will be given. In most cases of diffuse alopecia, no treatment is needed as the condition is self-limiting. In some people, the hair loss diminishes and the hair regrows. However, it is unusual for it to return to its original density. In other people, the hair loss continues and the scalp hair remains generally thin. Fortunately, complete baldness is very rare.”

http://www.surgerydoor.co.uk/medical_conditions/Indices/A/alopecia_diffuse.htm