Hormonal changes can lead to hair loss
Hormonal changes that occur in pregnancy and childbirth can lead to hair loss. During the last trimester of pregnancy, hair growth may be greater due to the overproduction of hormones.
However, immediately after delivery, these hormones are decreased significantly and hair follicles are forced to a phase of prolonged rest. During this phase the hair shedding is greater, but no new growth occurs, leading to hair loss. (more…)
Although there are many known causes of premature hair fall or temporary hormonal changes are the most common cause of this disease in women. Fortunately, hormonal imbalances that can cause this type of hair loss are usually temporary and easily treated.
The hormones that are found in the body to normal levels are responsible for the growth, operation and maintenance of many organs and systems. (more…)
Hair loss may be due to many causes affecting a high percentage of men and women.
Special effects have male androgenetic alopecia or common baldness affects a large percentage of men from age 50. Hair loss begins at puberty and progresses inexorably over the years. This type of alopecia is characterized by progressive thinning and loss of hair in the area of entrances, top and crown of the head, respecting the hair of the lateral and posterior. Its cause is genetic and hormonal treatment may benefit from conservative or surgical treatment of alopecia according to the severity of hair loss.
Female baldness is more complex and can be caused by hormonal changes, metabolic, drug, nutrition, stress, etc.. Women may also suffer from androgenetic alopecia and benefit from treatment of hair loss in advanced cases. (more…)
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