Posted by admin | Posted on 21-04-2010
Category : Women Hairloss
Hair loss is a health complaint which is overwhelmingly suffered by men, being directly caused by the increased production and thus saturated levels of Dihydrotestosterone (a male hormone). However women can and do suffer from hair loss as well and in a rather unusual quirk, hair loss is typically an inherited problem which is often passed on from the mother to the son. However, there has been a lot of research and studies conducted in order to determine the risk factors for female hair loss and these studies have duly noted that the risk of developing hair loss for women is much higher than previously anticipated.
Women’s hair loss differs from its male counterpart in a number of different ways, one of the ways in which female hair loss has remained so undetected for so long is that it the hair loss is spread out in an even, equal fashion across the whole of the scalp whereas men tend to have it focused in a number of specific areas.
One form of female hair loss (Telogen effluvium) seems to be caused due to a stressful event which then interferes with the proper and effective operation and maintenance of the body such as pregnancy, and this hypothesis is somewhat supported by the rather high number of women who suffer from hair loss during and after pregnancy.
Alopecia areata is another form of female hair loss, but to date, the medical world is still divided as to what is the precise cause(s) of this condition, whilst the most popular theory is currently problems with the immune system, there is not enough evidence to support this hypothesis directly or strongly. Nevertheless, it remains to this date, the most prevailing argument around.
Posted by admin | Posted on 21-04-2010
Category : Hairloss Tips
There are a number of different factors and issues that affect the development of hair loss, and whilst hormonal imbalances tends to account for a significant proportion of the number of cases of hair loss occurring, there are a number of medical conditions as well as therapies that can cause hair loss. Whilst hair loss is often associated with men, women can and do suffer from it as well, and because women tend to lose their hair in a more even manner, this means that it is not so easily seen. Pregnancy is an exceptionally traumatic time for a woman, mentally, emotionally and physically and it is little wonder that women find that they lose hair during their pregnancy.
Hair loss is also the symptom of certain types of medical conditions, for example thyroid problems or diabetes. A distinction must be made between hair loss which is directly caused by a medical condition, and hair loss which is indirectly caused by a medical condition. Allow me to explain. Hair loss which is indirectly caused by a medical condition is caused as a result of the medication and peripheral treatments that the patient will be undergoing in order to help combat the hair loss. This distinction is more than a mere academic debate, as it has repercussions in terms of how best to effectively manage and control the development and speed of the hair loss process.
If you do find that you have all of a sudden started losing hair, then please make sure that you consult with your physician as soon as possible as whilst it may begin as a mere cosmetic problem, may transpire or be indicative of something far far worse and so it is vital that you get medical advice.
Posted by admin | Posted on 21-04-2010
Category : Hairloss Tips
Hair loss is a malady that affects both men and women, and whilst it is often dismissed as a rather trivial complaint given that it is primarily a cosmetic issue, this negative attitude completely fails to appreciate in any level, the emotional distress that the victim endures as a result of the hair loss process. Self-confidence is shattered, self-esteem plummets and in many cases, there is a noticeable loss in libido and mood.
Because there are a whole host of different possible causes and reasons for the development of the hair loss process, you will need to consult with your doctor in order to pinpoint the precise reason as to why. This is significant as it will help you determine the best possible treatment for yourself.
Steroid and hormone injections have been the mainstay solution for hair loss, however they are beginning to lose favour in the medical world due to their high number of side effects and risks attached with them, and so alternate therapies are being investigated.
As stated previously, there are a number of different reasons and causes as to why hair loss occurs and there is never one single answer that will (or indeed ever can) encompass everyone and every situation. This is why a consultation with a doctor is so vital, as it will allow you to readily identify the reasons as to why the hair loss is happening.
That said, many people are becoming increasingly influenced and won over by the positive effects and results of natural remedies which offer the great benefits and results enjoyed by the prescription treatments without as many (or indeed severe) risks. A balanced diet has also been proven to be an especially effective way of arresting the hair loss process from developing.
Posted by admin | Posted on 21-04-2010
Category : Hairloss Tips
There is an extremely fine line between toxicity and benefit when it comes to modern day pharmaceutical products, and hair loss treatments have proven to be no exception to the rule. Males have an especially significantly higher risk of developing hair loss than females and this is due to a fault in the production of a certain hormone which is used to govern hair growth and development. In a bid to combat the problem directly at the source, the medical world relied upon a number of different hormonal therapies in an attempt to help overcome this embarrassing condition. However, the fine line mentioned earlier in the article tipped towards a resounding failure as the array of side effects were as numerous as they were disconcerting. Users of the hormonal therapies could face mood swings and loss of energy, the development of breasts as well as severe migraines as well as erectile problems. All of these
As previously mentioned, hair loss in men is chiefly attributed to a certain hormone known as dihydrotestosterone, and if there is elevated levels of this hormone present in the body this will result in hair loss. Fortunately there are a number of organic and natural products available which are excellent at reducing the levels of dihydrotestosterone present within the body, and so this will help to delay (if not stop completely) the development and severity of the hair loss process.
Zinc is an effective mineral for combating hair loss because it prevents testosterone (another male hormone) from being converted into the dihydrotestosterone, whilst pumpkin seeds work in conjunction with the liver to help break down the levels of dihydrotestosterone present within the body and these two supplements are especially effective when used in conjunction with one another.
Posted by admin | Posted on 21-04-2010
Category : Hairloss Tips, Men Hairloss
Guys, in life there are often factors and things that are completely beyond our control, and so we must resign ourselves to their effects. A clear example of this is the propensity towards hair loss that men suffer from, and the types of hair loss that cause the worst degree of hair loss are governed by both genetic and hormonal factors.
Male hair loss is predominantly caused by the hormone Dihydrotestosterone which controls the growth and development of hair and follicles and the reason why men will lose more hair in some areas of the scalp and not others is due to the increased levels of sensitivity of the hair follicles. Hair replacement therapy tends to involve the prescription of Dihydrotestosterone in order to help counter the effects of the hair loss process. These hormone treatments have proven to be especially problematic, as there has been a number of worrying symptoms and side effects associated with them including loss of libido, development of breast tissue, acne, migraines and mood swings. New alternative therapies are being developed, but currently, hormone therapy seems to be the main stay.
Dihydrotestosterone is the hormone used in all men to help govern the growth and shedding of hair follicles, however genetic factors (which are often inherited from the Y chromosome, the mother) have a significant impact on the presence and development of the Dihydrotestosterone hormone.
Whilst fluctuating levels of the Dihydrotestosterone hormone have an important part to play in the development of male hair loss there are a number of different contributory factors which also have a role to play. The ultimate catch all for maladies, health complaints and problems: stress has been also cited by many experts as a direct causal factor in the development of male hair loss.
Posted by admin | Posted on 21-04-2010
Category : Hairloss Products, Hairloss Tips
Hairloss is an affliction whilst being a purely cosmetic one, is one that affects many men and women across the world and this has resulted in a significant increase in the number of products on offer and for sale. With such a wide range of products and services on offer designed to help prevent hair loss, the consumer is truly spoiled for choice and sometimes this range of selection can seem somewhat bewildering, perhaps even daunting.
Before using any sort of hair loss product, it is important that you consult with a dermatologist (skin expert) in order to determine if a particular product is indeed worth the money, as some products are more useful than others whilst others can actually cause harm to the scalp, actually speeding up the hair loss process.
Genuine, legitimate hair loss products will not irritate or inflame the scalp, and will actively seek to help stimulate and promote the growth of the hair follicles. One of the traditional methods of doing this was through hormone therapy, however this is becoming increasingly disused because of the significant number and extent of the side effects.
Please note that regardless of the actual hair loss product you choose to use, regardless of how expensive or cutting edge it may appear, it will not work immediately and so will require some time for the full benefits to be noted. As a general rule of thumb, as a minimum figure, you will need to maintain the regime for at least six months.
Make sure you are aware as to the actual causes of your hair loss, as this will help you more effectively identify the correct types of hair loss products to use, and by extension, manage the hair loss process much easier as well.
