Hair Loss and Medical Care

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They are everywhere, on the carpet, tub, pillow, wash basin and whether they belong to our head, we are concerned to find them everywhere. It’s the hair that falls out and that experts say could be several reasons:

- Genetic inheritance: it is not the primary cause but plays an important role.

- Disease, high body temperature, pregnancy, loss or extreme weight gain and drug use.

- Allergic reaction to a shampoo, relaxers or caustic color dyes and other products that can cause inflammation of the scalp.

- Some hairstyles such as those that are tied from the base of the skull or braids.

- Excess fat in the scalp, not detoxify the body, stress that produces no loss but aggravated the situation.

What to do?

“Hair loss occurs when the cycles of hair growth and rest are unwilling for these factors, but this is temporary because the factors can be controlled,” said Rosy Lopez, beauty expert body in the company’s Natural Secrets San Fernando Valley.

Naturally to stop the decline and strengthen the hair and hair, Lopez recommends:

- Blend a red tomato (tomato) with a glass of water, strain and dipping slightly in the strainer waste with liquid tomato juice, apply it twice a week directly to the scalp, giving a massage with the fingertips for one minute left in the head 5 to 10 minutes. After washing your hair as you do regularly.

- There are other natural products may also like shampoo and soap cacahuananche that can be used daily as well as oils and extracts of rosemary, avocado and papaya with properties reinforce and stimulate the hair and scalp.

The total or partial loss of hair, called generalized or localized alopecia or baldness. Alopecia can have different causes, the most common is androgenic, there occurs a progressive weakness of the hair follicle stimulated by a hormone called 5-alpha-dihydrotestosterone.

If not treated in time this progressive impairment culminating in a final follicle atrophy, impossible to recover. Also there is the weakening of the hair follicle over the years due to an oily scalp.

In man calvivie begins at any time of life after puberty and is characterized by a delay in the frontoparietal hairline hair, kicking off the so-called “inputs” and later affects the vertex, upper central scalp. Are always respected the lateral and posterior regions, as the follicles respond differently to equivalent concentrations of the hormone.

In women, this disease usually occurs after menopause, loss of estrogen protection, although it may occur earlier. The distribution of hair loss is more widespread, respects the hairline hair. Leads to a progressive thinning of hair that, combined with the loss of color, allowing the scalp is visible. Read the rest of this entry »