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What is Hair Loss?

Be it young or old, the issue of hair loss becomes a cause of concern for a lot of us. With all of the human generations so strictly stuck to the concept of personal beauty, baldness or hair loss might come as traumatic. To most baldness is devastating to say the least. Hair loss is marked by a condition when you are loosing hairs more than you normally should. It is widely believed that it is normal to shed up to100 hairs per day, assuming that the average scalp has 100,000 hairs. Although this is not scientifically validated nor has it taken in account the age or gender. However, if you are loosing more hairs then this normal shed you most probably are suffering from hair loss. This increased hair fall depending upon your gender, age and physical condition could be due to many reasons.

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Did You Know ?

  • There are two main reasons of sudden Hair Loss, one is genetic and other is stress.
  • Women are as affected by hair loss as men, by genetic reason.
  • Stress affects working of harmones, harmonal imbalance, and it causes hair loss.
  • Major cause of sudden hair loss is alopecia.
  • Male pattern baldness is treated at an early stage it would be very helpful.
  • Alopecia areata means hair loss in patches which results in balding spots on different parts of the scalp, while alopecia totalis means total hair loss on the entire scalp and alopecia universalis means total hair loss over the entire body.
  • Chemotherapy can also causes sudden Hair Loss.
  • If your thyroid gland is overactive or underactive, hair loss may occurs.
  • Fungal infections of the scalp can cause hair loss in kids.
  • With genetic hair loss the reason for balding is not hair falling out but less production of hair by body.
 
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