When it comes to gradual or abrupt hair loss, the key to solving the
problem is to understand that there is always a cause, and infinitely
advanced medical treatments. The reasons are varied, and there will be
significant differences in the causes depending upon gender. Because
the loss in men is primarily genetic and can for the most part be
corrected by replacement techniques, it is not the subject for this
page.
Women can also experience female pattern baldness or alopecia, which is
equally a condition which they have inherited from their family. But
there are oftentimes factors which are temporary and infinitely easier
to reverse. These events have been increasing in modern times due
mostly to the increase in stress in women's lives. More and more women
must earn a living in the dynamic corporate world, once the domain of
men only. With an increase in tension, there has been an equal increase
in stress upon the nutritional health of women's hair and skin. In the
demand to look her best all the time for her daily business life, the
woman has been willing to accept new and unproven chemical processes
which can, over a period of time, subject her skin and hair to abnormal
stresses.
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For the woman who is constantly in a hurry, she has often bolstered her
chemistry by alkiline substances, from nicotine to caffeine to even just
the high adrenaline and cortisol results of rarely resting and rarely
taking a vacation. The human body was not designed for the high key
corporate world, and as time progresses, and as nutrition suffers, the
first signs will appear often in the hair, which is a form of excretion.
Tests on hair often show high levels of toxic substances that have come
from what we have eaten, and when combined with dyes, ammonia, and quick
conditioners, not to forget blow-drying and straightening stresses, have
all combined to result in an environment that the hair con often times
simply not tolerate.
Some women may appear to be immune to both business and chemical
stresses; whereas, others have sensitive systems and structures and will
often show the early onset of hair loss. There are also bacterial
causes that come from careless sharing of hair care products and the
reduction of the body's natural defenses from vitamin and mineral
deficiencies.
It is absolutely critical that upon the first discovering of changes in
your hair's health, that you seek out qualified medical advice. Your
general practitioner can get you the reference that you need for a hair
loss specialist, whose first job will be to conduct detailed scalp,
nutritional, and lifestyle examaminations to accurately pinpoint the
cause of your loss.
Once the cause has been identified, whether abuse from lifestyle or
influenced by your genetic history, then the appropriate solution can be
enacted.
