Hair loss is a daunting problem for both men and women. The causes are multifaceted and many are known.
However, the site "HealthSite" medical, monitor eight reasons for the unusual hair loss, which ultimately lead to baldness, namely:
Psychological factors
Hair loss may increase when a person experiences a period of stress, tension and anxiety, such as a period after a traffic accident. Psychological or physical trauma affects the hair growth cycle and increases its fall, but the good news is that hair will grow naturally if the body recovers. Or improve the psychological state of the person.
Vitamin A
According to a medical study published at the American Academy of Dermatology, taking vitamin A may lead to hair loss, which is due to growth gradually once you stop taking it.
Diet
Hair loss is likely to increase in people who follow a diet that does not contain enough protein, as protein-rich foods such as meat, fish and eggs contribute to hair growth.
Genetic factor
If your family has hair loss at an early age, you're likely to face the same thing. According to a study published in the journal Genetics, the genetic factor is one of the main causes of hair loss.
Hypothyroidism
It is possible that hypothyroidism is one of the reasons behind hair loss. A person may lose his hair if the gland does not pump enough hormones responsible for its secretion. The hair growth rate is due to its normal level when treating the gland with appropriate drugs.
Immune system
Excessive activity of the immune system causes "alopecia", which causes hair loss and the appearance of "bald spots" in the head, due to the reason scientists to evaluate the immune system of hair as a foreign body, and targeting by mistake.
weight loss
Sudden weight loss confuses the body and accelerates hair loss. Hair loss can also be an indicator of nutritional disorders such as anorexia and bulimia.
Specific drugs
Certain medications, such as depression drugs and blood pressure, contribute to hair loss according to medical studies, and this problem can be circumvented by reducing recommended doses after consulting a doctor.
