Thinning hair in woman
Woman invest a lot in the treatment of their hair and are more bothered by bad hair. Their physiological changes they pass through in their life time have a great effect on their hair.
More and more woman today look for advice for treating hair loss and excessive shedding. An early diagnosis and treatment can prevent future hair loss.
Cosmetic products – already, at puberty, when most of the body’s energy reserves are aimed towards growing and development, the hair starts getting damaged. At this stage young woman start using hair products which are not meant for them and thus they challenge their hair’s health. Conclusion: Leave the hair as natural as possible. That way you will avoid unnecessary damages to the hair and scalp. A woman will go through more physiological stages in her life than a man. These changes effect the hair. Hormonal changes may cause the hair to become thinner and brittle and weaken it gradually until the cells which make the hair die. The immune system, together with our nervous system, cam cause a circular balding in different areas on the scalp.
The diagnosis of the hair’s situation may scare woman who are already in a sensitive position. In these situations the man usually reacts in sadness and disappointment where as a woman may react with panic. When she is upset and worried, so does her hair, it’s muscles shrink, the scalp’s skin toughens, the blood flow to the hair follicles weakens and the hair does not get all the vital nutrients it requires thus weakening itself. Hormones and stress may also speed up the shedding.
Environmental pollution and chemical situations of environmental pollution can disrupt the body's metabolism, and can cause metabolic and organic changes adversely affecting the hair, which absorbs all the toxic substances. Many medications can cause hair loss as well, as a part of their side effects. Bacteria and infections may have similar effects.
Appearance and mood: Woman invest a lot of time and money in washing, combing, brushing, dying, or bleaching their hair. Because the hair may be weakened by repeated chemical treatments it is advisable to provide it with the proper nutrients. Lifeless, thin, dry, or split hair might bother woman who tend to be sensitive to their external appearances. Conclusion: The hair also reflects your mood. When you are happy and relaxed the hair too will be healthy.
It is advisable to avoid “crash diets” without supervision, which may weaken the hair. Cases of underweight, obesity, anorexia, bulimia or foods allergies require professional surveillance.
The modern woman is faced with the many pressures of combining her family and career. Exhaustion, lack of sleep and cumulative fatigue may affect the health of hair and weaken it.
More and more woman today look for advice for treating hair loss and excessive shedding. An early diagnosis and treatment can prevent future hair loss.
Cosmetic products – already, at puberty, when most of the body’s energy reserves are aimed towards growing and development, the hair starts getting damaged. At this stage young woman start using hair products which are not meant for them and thus they challenge their hair’s health. Conclusion: Leave the hair as natural as possible. That way you will avoid unnecessary damages to the hair and scalp. A woman will go through more physiological stages in her life than a man. These changes effect the hair. Hormonal changes may cause the hair to become thinner and brittle and weaken it gradually until the cells which make the hair die. The immune system, together with our nervous system, cam cause a circular balding in different areas on the scalp.
The diagnosis of the hair’s situation may scare woman who are already in a sensitive position. In these situations the man usually reacts in sadness and disappointment where as a woman may react with panic. When she is upset and worried, so does her hair, it’s muscles shrink, the scalp’s skin toughens, the blood flow to the hair follicles weakens and the hair does not get all the vital nutrients it requires thus weakening itself. Hormones and stress may also speed up the shedding.
Environmental pollution and chemical situations of environmental pollution can disrupt the body's metabolism, and can cause metabolic and organic changes adversely affecting the hair, which absorbs all the toxic substances. Many medications can cause hair loss as well, as a part of their side effects. Bacteria and infections may have similar effects.
Appearance and mood: Woman invest a lot of time and money in washing, combing, brushing, dying, or bleaching their hair. Because the hair may be weakened by repeated chemical treatments it is advisable to provide it with the proper nutrients. Lifeless, thin, dry, or split hair might bother woman who tend to be sensitive to their external appearances. Conclusion: The hair also reflects your mood. When you are happy and relaxed the hair too will be healthy.
It is advisable to avoid “crash diets” without supervision, which may weaken the hair. Cases of underweight, obesity, anorexia, bulimia or foods allergies require professional surveillance.
The modern woman is faced with the many pressures of combining her family and career. Exhaustion, lack of sleep and cumulative fatigue may affect the health of hair and weaken it.
Hair loss by ages
Childhood - scalp and hair health reflect the child’s health. When the child’s health is bad, the hair may be too thin and grow too slowly. Infections may also effect hair in childhood. Many children suffer from scalp problems, itchiness, dandruff, disturbed skin and infections. A non-balanced diet will also affect the health and appearance of the hair. In addition, children are occupied by fears, daily anxieties and nightly nightmares, which may cause tiny bald spots in the scalp. Aggressive treatments to the hair and scalp to treat lice may also damage the health of the hair. Good habits must be acquired at an early age.
Girls - Girls go through many changes during adolescence - hormonal, emotional, and physical. If a teenager’s hair is too thin, weak and fragile, thinning and falling out, you should go get a professional opinion. It is also important to check the overall health situation and if there are any missing vitamins or minerals such as iron deficiency or vitamin B12
Young women - young women often suffer from weak hair. Scalp problems may be related to misuse or excessive use of aggressive cosmetic products. In addition, various straightening products can cause permanent damage or even the destruction of the roots of the hair. It is advisable to choose natural and delicate products.
Pregnant women - if there are no medical problems during pregnancy, the hair looks and feels great and is rarely falls. Towards the seventh month of pregnancy the hair is at its best. Hair loss during pregnancy can be a sign of a medical problem. Post-pregnancy the hair falls out a little more. If this situation continues even after three months, you should consult a doctor.
Young mothers - lack of sleep and stress after birth may weaken the body and the hair. During this time you should be able to perform root tests to guide the rest of the treatment the hair needs.
Women and hormones. The female hormone, estrogen, protects the hair from the male hormones thus preventing balding. This is why women have healthier and fuller hair for longer than men, but hormonal changes during life may undermine the natural balance and disrupt the hair’s cycles and health.
A microscopic check of the hair will help identify the problem, and easy its solution. At the same time it is important to check the overall hormonal balance in the body, to which the hair reacts.
Factors that can affect: menstrual irregularities or termination, thyroid imbalance, levels of estrogen and progesterone hormones in the blood, increase in the hormone testosterone, the hormone prolactin or cortisone, taking a break or change in birth control pills, hormone replacement therapy or discontinuance.
Mature women: mature woman seeks as much as possible young and dynamic look. Hair loss will come at the expense of the desire for beauty and freshness. With this, tensions in daily life, care and treatment using various materials, all leave a mark on the roots of the hair. At this age, the hair situation may change quickly and abruptly, especially following any hormonal changes, anemia, changes in cholesterol, blood pressure, treatments and medications. The good news is that hair at this age may also pleasantly surprise by a quick response to treatment and coming back to life. Proper treatment and at the right time will prevent difficult situations in the future.
Menopause: Many changes occur in a woman's body going through the transition period, including a decrease in estrogen, which means a decline in the hair's natural defense and increased falling out. Oil glands secrete a smaller insufficient amount of sebum and the hair and scalp are left with no moisture.
Cellular division also declines with age and hair has difficulty growing as in the past. It feels like it has stopped growing. The use of hair dye and chemicals also have an effect at this time. Still, there is light at the end of the tunnel - applying moisture and encouragement will be accepted by the hair, and in many cases it may recover. Hair receiving proper treatment and proper nutrients will look better.
Girls - Girls go through many changes during adolescence - hormonal, emotional, and physical. If a teenager’s hair is too thin, weak and fragile, thinning and falling out, you should go get a professional opinion. It is also important to check the overall health situation and if there are any missing vitamins or minerals such as iron deficiency or vitamin B12
Young women - young women often suffer from weak hair. Scalp problems may be related to misuse or excessive use of aggressive cosmetic products. In addition, various straightening products can cause permanent damage or even the destruction of the roots of the hair. It is advisable to choose natural and delicate products.
Pregnant women - if there are no medical problems during pregnancy, the hair looks and feels great and is rarely falls. Towards the seventh month of pregnancy the hair is at its best. Hair loss during pregnancy can be a sign of a medical problem. Post-pregnancy the hair falls out a little more. If this situation continues even after three months, you should consult a doctor.
Young mothers - lack of sleep and stress after birth may weaken the body and the hair. During this time you should be able to perform root tests to guide the rest of the treatment the hair needs.
Women and hormones. The female hormone, estrogen, protects the hair from the male hormones thus preventing balding. This is why women have healthier and fuller hair for longer than men, but hormonal changes during life may undermine the natural balance and disrupt the hair’s cycles and health.
A microscopic check of the hair will help identify the problem, and easy its solution. At the same time it is important to check the overall hormonal balance in the body, to which the hair reacts.
Factors that can affect: menstrual irregularities or termination, thyroid imbalance, levels of estrogen and progesterone hormones in the blood, increase in the hormone testosterone, the hormone prolactin or cortisone, taking a break or change in birth control pills, hormone replacement therapy or discontinuance.
Mature women: mature woman seeks as much as possible young and dynamic look. Hair loss will come at the expense of the desire for beauty and freshness. With this, tensions in daily life, care and treatment using various materials, all leave a mark on the roots of the hair. At this age, the hair situation may change quickly and abruptly, especially following any hormonal changes, anemia, changes in cholesterol, blood pressure, treatments and medications. The good news is that hair at this age may also pleasantly surprise by a quick response to treatment and coming back to life. Proper treatment and at the right time will prevent difficult situations in the future.
Menopause: Many changes occur in a woman's body going through the transition period, including a decrease in estrogen, which means a decline in the hair's natural defense and increased falling out. Oil glands secrete a smaller insufficient amount of sebum and the hair and scalp are left with no moisture.
Cellular division also declines with age and hair has difficulty growing as in the past. It feels like it has stopped growing. The use of hair dye and chemicals also have an effect at this time. Still, there is light at the end of the tunnel - applying moisture and encouragement will be accepted by the hair, and in many cases it may recover. Hair receiving proper treatment and proper nutrients will look better.