It's amazing how many
people undergo forms of hair loss treatment, often spending wads
of cash, without first determining the true cause of their hair
loss problems. Very often the end result is limited success and
a lighter wallet.
Take the time to read this page and you'll be well on
the way to finding an effective treatment to stimulate hair growth
- one that meets your own particular needs. To examine each of the
following hair loss causes in a little more detail, simply follow
the relevant link.
Normal
Hair Loss - It is a fact that some hair loss is normal as all
hairs are shed at the end of their growth cycle. Hairs grow from
follicles which can best be described as tiny organs in the skin.
Each follicle grows a single hair that follows a typical cycle of:
1. Lengthy growth period
2. Short rest period
3. Act of shedding
At this point a new hair begins to grow thus repeating
the cycle. For many, hair loss problems occur because each follicle
follows a genetically programmed pattern of growth and rest. Some
follicles are programmed to remain active for a shorter time than
others resulting in the development of baldness patterns known by
the medical term Androgenetic Alopecia.
Androgenetic
Alopecia - This is generally recognized as the most common hair
loss cause and may be responsible for over 95% of pattern hair loss
for both men and women. It is usually associated with ageing and
develops in predictable stages over varying periods of time. The
good news is, there are some treatments that have proven to be effective
in arresting and even reversing hair loss of this type. The bad
news is, there are no miracle cures so successful reversal of androgenetic
hair loss requires a little bit of effort and a lot of patience.
Alopecia
Areata - This is an immune system disorder which causes follicles
to stop producing hairs usually in patches on the head. In some
cases alopecia areata can advance to the stage where all hair on
the head is lost (alopecia totalis) or there is a complete absence
of body hair (alopecia universalis).
Telogen
Effluvium - This hair loss cause is typified by a slowing of
new hair growth following a major stress inducing incident or event.
This is followed by the delayed shedding of hair with the result
that more follicles than normal enter the resting stage causing
excessive numbers of those follicles to eventually shed hair at
the same time.
Sudden Hair Loss
This is known as anagen effluvium and is typified by
the sudden loss of growing hair as a result of external influences.
The most common causes are chemotherapy, radiotherapy and a reaction
to certain prescription drugs.
Other Causes
There are numerous other less common hair loss causes
that should be discounted before you decide on a course of treatment.
The good news is that most of these conditions are treatable once
a correct diagnosis has been made. Traction alopecia is the loss
of hair from constant pulling, usually as a result of hair styling.
Broken hairs can result in thinner, albeit still growing hair and
is often caused by excessive styling or exposure to chemicals and
sun. Finally, certain severe illnesses or nutritional deficiencies
may be associated with side effects that typically include degrees
of hair loss.
Important Recommendation
Obviously the sooner you commence treating hair loss
the better. Choose a suitable form of treatment, based on the knowledge
you have gained from these pages and begin your chosen remedial
program immediately.
To be completely sure that you have made the correct
choice, undergo a test to confirm your hair loss causes. Several
low cost testing options are readily available - ranging from Microscopic
Hair Analysis to a full evaluation of your body's Hormone Levels,
all from the comfort of your own home.
New Hair Loss Treatmanet - eBook |
 |
 |
Hair Loss
Conquered
"Finally, you can find out the real way to
end going bald for good. Stop wasting your money
on expensive medications and over-the-counter products
- this step-by-step program reveals how to stop
your hair loss and even regrow the hair you thought
you had lost forever, in just a few minutes a day!"
From the Desk of Chris T. Oxford
» Learn
More |
|
 |
|
Natural Hair Loss Treatment - eBook |
|
|