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Children: For toddlers, the intake is around 0.7 mcg per day, while adolescents may require up to 2 mcg per day
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You should contact your healthcare provider if you notice any of the following: Sudden or patchy hair loss that appears quickly Hair falling out in clumps rather than gradual thinning Hair loss accompanied by other symptoms like extreme fatigue, skin changes, or unexplained weight gain Shedding that continues beyond 6 months without improvement Scalp irritation, redness, or pain Your doctor can run blood tests to check for iron deficiency, thyroid issues, or other underlying conditions that may contribute to hair loss beyond what is expected from weight changes