Why Is My Hair Falling Out?
A few months ago I noticed my hair falling out. As you can probably understand I was almost immediately put in a state of panic about it. I could not figure out for the life of me why my hair was falling out because I didn’t think I was old enough to have to worry about baldness, I was pretty consistent in my hair care and I’d always had pretty thick and healthy hair. I’ve done a ton of research since then and have turned my hair loss around, here are some of the things I’ve learned about why hair loss occurs.
Sometimes hair loss starts with just a few hairs here and there. You see them on your pillow in the morning, you see them in your brush or comb, you see them in your sink and shower. Slowly but surely, the number of hairs you see lying around starts to grow until one day (as in my case) your shower won’t drain and you uncover the ugly truth, your hair is falling out.
After I made the realization that I was losing my hair I wanted immediately asked myself “why is my hair falling out?” This I found was quite a popular question among men and women all over the world.
For most people baldness is the result of your own genetics, or a family history of hair loss. Look back at your family tree, do you see any hairless heads? If so you could be a prime candidate yourself.
But even those with family photos showing nothing but hair-filled heads still might experience hair loss or pattern balding (male or female), for a number of different reasons.
Medications are one common cause of thinning hair. Did you recently start taking a new medication, or did you recently start taking a larger amount of meds? In
Baldness typically refers to excessive hair loss from your scalp and can be the result of heredity, certain medications or an underlying medical condition. Anyone — men, women and children — can experience hair loss. Meds that can cause hair loss include blood thinners, gout medicine, vitamin A, birth control pills and antidepressants.
Certain infections can also lead to thinning hair including fungal infections that commonly infect the scalp and wreak havok on hair, leaving it thin, patchy or totally gone.
No matter what the reason for your hair falling out you can take comfort in knowing that hair loss treatments are available that can recharge your damaged follicles.
Whether the damage is hereditary, related to medicines, due to stress or lack of nutrition these natural treatments can recharge your hair follicles, returning them to full hair growing power. I recently used an herbal hair loss treatment that stopped my thinning hair and regrew new hair and it only took a few months to completely turn my hair loss around.
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