Hair loss in women can be transient (synonyms = temporary/telogen effluvium/non-genetic) or permanent (genetic/androgenetic alopecia). Alopecia, or hair loss, can occur in any body area but is particularly noticeable when it affects the scalp. Hair loss can be temporary or permanent. Alopecia is not always associated with ill health, but it may cause … [Read more...]
What Are The Most Common Causes Of Hair Loss Among Women?
Severe hair loss is usually associated with men, but did you know that around half of the women population experience it as well? One of the most typical causes of hair loss in women is female-pattern hair loss (FPHL), a form of androgenic/androgenetic alopecia (AGA). It affects an estimated 30 million women in the US. This article discusses the different types … [Read more...]
Excessive Exercise, Poor Nutrition And Hair Loss
Physical activity, combined with good nutrition keeps you healthy. Your hair is another key element that reflects the nature of your health. LiveStrong suggests that routine exercises may help prevent certain forms of hair loss as they improve blood circulation around your scalp. However, for most bald men, there isn’t much exercise they can do to change their genes. It’s … [Read more...]
Traction Alopecia: Hair Fall due to Constant Pulling
There are many causes of shedding, from stress to chemotherapy, but 90 percent of hair loss is genetic and needs to be treated with medication. Traction Alopecia is a hair loss condition caused by damage to the dermal papilla and hair follicle by constant pulling or tension over a long period. It often occurs in persons who wears tight braids, especially "cornrows" that lead … [Read more...]
