Episode 12: Postpartum Recovery: What Every Parent Should Know
Midwife Annie Paulsen covers everything new moms need to know about postpartum recovery—the physical, the emotional, and what to watch for.

Dermatologist Dr. Sarah Harvey breaks down the different types of hair loss and tells us when to see a doctor and what treatments actually work.
If you’re losing more hair than usual, you’re not alone. Hair loss is one of the most common conditions dermatologist Dr. Sarah Harvey treats at Alomere Health—and she says it’s also one of the most distressing, for both men and women.
In this episode, our host, Eddie Reif, asks Dr. Harvey to break down the different types of hair loss, from the everyday thinning that comes with age to health conditions that call for medical attention. She explains what causes hair loss (genetics, stress, thyroid issues, and autoimmune conditions can all play a role), and she talks about how to know if what you’re experiencing is temporary or permanent, and when to seek medical care.
Dr. Harvey also walks through the full range of treatment options, from over-the-counter supplements and topical minoxidil to prescription medications and newer treatments for more severe cases of hair loss. She shares some insights on what actually works, what doesn’t, and how long it really takes to see results.
Whether you’re noticing more hair in the shower drain or you want to be prepared in case you do, this episode takes the mystery out of hair loss and helps you understand your options with confidence.
Listen now—and then call 320-762-6107 or log in to MyChart to schedule a dermatology appointment with Dr. Harvey or one of our other providers to learn more about hair loss treatments available at Alomere Health.
“I want people to know that there are many treatment options available for hair loss.”
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