10 Causes of Hair Loss and Baldness

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10 Causes of Hair Loss and Baldness
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• Thyroid Issues Cause Hair Loss
• Hair Loss Following Pregnancy
• Medication-Induced Hair Loss
• Alopecia are a variety of hair loss conditions
  that affect men and women in different ways.
• Physical Trauma A Shock to Hair Follicles
• Emotional Stress and Your Hair
• Diet Deficiencies What You Eat Affects Your Hair
• Extreme Hair Care
• Hair Loss Caused by Infections
• Hair-Related Autoimmune Diseases

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Thyroid Issues Cause Hair Loss

• Because each illness produces a hormonal
  imbalance, hair loss can result from either an
  underactive thyroid, also known as
  hypothyroidism, or an overactive thyroid, often
  known as hyperthyroidism. Hormones play a role in
  practically every bodily function, including hair
  growth. Getting the appropriate treatment for
  either of these thyroid disorders will help you
  balance your hormones, stop hair loss, and begin
  to regrow your hair.

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Hair Loss Following Pregnancy

• Hair loss can also be caused by hormonal
  imbalances, particularly the dramatically
  shifting hormones that occur during pregnancy and
  childbirth. Hormone levels take longer to return
  to normal after pregnancy, so its not uncommon
  for post-partum moms to observe thinning hair or
  even patches of baldness. This usually happens
  three months after the kid is born. Dont panic
  your hair follicles will recuperate along with
  the rest of your body. Hair loss is merely a
  temporary occurrence your hair will regrow.

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Medication-Induced Hair Loss

• A variety of drugs used to treat common health
  disorders might cause hair loss as a side effect.
  Medications that thin the blood, oral
  contraceptives, antidepressants, NSAIDs, and beta
  and calcium channel blockers can all cause hair
  thinning or baldness. Hair loss can also be
  caused by too much vitamin A or retinoids, which
  are vitamin A-based medicines.

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Alopecia are a variety of hair loss conditions
that affect men and women in different ways

• There are two forms of alopecia alopecia areata
  and androgenic (androgenetic) alopecia, which are
  medical terms for hair loss. Hair loss can occur
  simply on the scalp or all over the body due to
  alopecia. It can cause hair loss, patches of hair
  loss, balding, or total baldness, and it can be
  permanent or temporary. Genetics is one of many
  possible factors. Discuss treatment options with
  your physician.

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Physical Trauma A Shock to Hair Follicles

• Hair loss, frequently in the form of thinning
  hair strands may break out in clumps can
  occur when your body is subjected to severe
  physical stress, disrupting the natural cycle of
  hair development and resting. Any type of stress
  to the system, such as being in a serious
  accident, having surgery, getting burns, or
  becoming very ill, can shock the hair follicles,
  causing up to 75 of your hair to fall out,
  sometimes months later.

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Emotional Stress and Your Hair

• Hair loss, frequently in the form of thinning
  hair strands may break out in clumps can
  occur when your body is subjected to severe
  physical stress, disrupting the natural cycle of
  hair development and resting. Any type of stress
  to the system, such as being in a serious
  accident, having surgery, getting burns, or
  becoming very ill, can shock the hair follicles,
  causing up to 75 of your hair to fall out,
  sometimes months later.

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Diet Deficiencies What You Eat Affects Your Hair

• Essential vitamins and nutrients, such as
  protein, obtained from a nutritious, varied, and
  well-balanced diet promote excellent health
  throughout the body, ensuring that all of your
  organs and internal systems function properly.
  Poor nutrition or adhering to a highly
  restrictive crash or fad diet can cause nutrient
  shortages, which can contribute to hair loss
  ranging from thinning to patches of baldness.

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Extreme Hair Care

• You might cause substantial damage and breakage
  to strands in the pursuit of a fashionable
  hairstyle, which can lead to hair loss and
  thinning. Hair loss can be caused by
  over-shampooing or blow-drying, using heated
  styling equipment repeatedly, pulling on hair
  whether from blow-drying or arranging it in a
  too-tight ponytail, for example or touching the
  scalp too aggressively.

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Hair Loss Caused by Infections

• A variety of infections and illnesses can cause
  hair loss. A high-fever infection, a fungal skin
  infection, and bacterial infections such as
  syphilis can all cause balding or thinning hair.
  The underlying infection can be treated to
  restore hair growth and prevent future hair loss.
  As a result, your first step should be to seek
  medical attention for the primary health issue.

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Hair-Related Autoimmune Diseases

• Because alopecia areata is frequently associated
  with an autoimmune disease, some forms of hair
  loss are thought to be caused by, or at least
  related to, one of these medical conditions. Both
  diabetes and lupus are autoimmune diseases that
  can cause hair loss. This type of hair loss is
  not always reversible in some cases, it is
  permanent. Medication and hair restoration
  surgery, on the other hand, may help compensate
  for any hair loss.

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