Baldness for either men or women has various potential causes. Determining the reason why you could be suffering will greatly help you in finding the ideal treatment for it. Baldness may be characterized by patchy hair loss on certain areas of your head - or generalized hair loss, which means that you're losing your hair entirely.

Baldness/hair loss for women can occur with pregnancy. Birth may also trigger hair loss. The use of birth control can also cause hair loss. These are serious hormonal changes in a women's body. The fluctuation of hormones can affect how the hair grows or falls out. Female baldness begins with an over-all thinning of the hair and along the area where the hair is parted. Pulling a comb through tangles can pull out hairs as can over washing it or over blow drying it.

Loss of hair can be experienced in a variety of places besides the head. However, everyone is usually worried more about the loss of hair on their heads. Sometimes the hair just thins slowly during a period of time, and eventually the person becomes bald completely. However, most men are prone to only the top of their heads balding instead of their whole head.

Causes:

Put simply androgenetic alopecia and combination of hormones (testosterone, androsteinedione, dihydrotestosterone) and genetics. The causative mechanism is a somewhat complicated and unpredictable in which those genetically susceptible to the condition experience an excess buildup of DHT in the follicle causing hairs to become finer and shorter. It also interrupts the very important hair replacement cycle causing the number of hairs lost to accelerate. Additionally, many follicles are rendered incapable of producing or maintaining healthy hair growth.

There are many things associated with this, but today, we can easily say that stress and anxiety, other than hereditary problems, top the list. Here are some other major causes of baldness that you need to look out for:

1. Ageing.

2. Irregular Periods.

3. Unkempt scalp.

4. Thinning of hair Strands.

5. Prolonged illnesses like Jaundice.

6. High Testosterone Levels.

7. Excessive Vitamin intake

Diet:

A protein rich balanced diet can do wonders to the overall health of your scalp. Besides that you can also include green vegetables, fruits, carrots and milk products like butter and yoghurt. Include eggs, fish, meat, beef and lots of protein rich food items like potatoes, pulses and soybeans in your diet.

Cleanliness is one of the most important things! Use a good quality medicated shampoo, at least once a week to avoid fungal and bacterial infection and to keep problems like itching and dandruff at bay.

Another proven method is a surgical hair transplant. While these operations can be expensive they are very effective and may be well worth it for some. These procedures are usually performed at a specialized clinic. The whole transplantation process can take a while, up to two years on some cases. During a surgical hair transplant hair is taken from the back and sides of the head to the bald spots in the front.

Read About Breast Enhancement And Libido Enhancer And Also Low Sex Drive

To add a comment please login by clicking here