Causes for hair loss in men
Male hair loss, also known as Androgenic Alopecia or male pattern
baldness, is originated by the effect of the male hormones, called
androgens, on genetically predisposed follicles (passed down the family
tree). For those who are prone to hair loss, within these genetically
programmed hair follicles the male hormone 'testosterone' is converted
into the androgen 'Dihydrotestosterone', or 'DHT', by an enzyme called
5-alpha reductase. It is the effect of this DHT that inhibits the growth
of new hair cells, which in turn leads to male hair loss and in many
cases, eventual baldness. Apart from these, the genes, hormones and age
as well play a vital factor in the androgenetic.
Causes for hair loss in women
Just like in men, Androgenetic
Alopecia is the main cause in women as well. Apart from the hereditary
causes the following reasons have been identified for hair loss in
women.
it can be due to a hormonal unbalance for reasons such as Hyperthyroidism (insufficient thyroid hormones) or Hyperandrogeny (too many male hormones) Hypo-oestrogeny (insufficient female hormones) which explains the hair loss in post-menopausal women.
It can also be due to mineral or vitamin deficiency such as Iron, copper, magnesium, protein or Vitamin B deficiency. Excessive medication related to anti-cancer, anticonvulsive, anti-thyroid drugs could also play an important role in its loss for wome.
it can be due to a hormonal unbalance for reasons such as Hyperthyroidism (insufficient thyroid hormones) or Hyperandrogeny (too many male hormones) Hypo-oestrogeny (insufficient female hormones) which explains the hair loss in post-menopausal women.
It can also be due to mineral or vitamin deficiency such as Iron, copper, magnesium, protein or Vitamin B deficiency. Excessive medication related to anti-cancer, anticonvulsive, anti-thyroid drugs could also play an important role in its loss for wome.
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