COVID-19 patients exhibit various symptoms. Although scientists are still studying the disease, recovering patients are increasingly reporting hair loss as one of its effects. What we know for sure is that fever is an essential symptom of the coronavirus. It’s not uncommon for people who suffered high fever during illness to experience hair loss months… Read more »
Hereditary pattern baldness, also known as androgenetic alopecia, is a naturally-occurring condition where hair falls off as you age. It affects both men and women, although it is more prevalent in men. Hereditary pattern baldness in men starts as early as age 20 or 30, while women experience it much later in life. Female-pattern baldness… Read more »
Common causes of hair loss include hereditary factors, hormonal changes, radiation therapy, and harmful cosmetic treatments. Other triggers might be harder to pinpoint. Some drugs that treat cancer, arthritis, depression, hypertension, and high blood pressure also have hair loss as side effects. Another less understood cause is thyroid disease. What Causes Thyroid Disorders? Your thyroid… Read more »
While both men and women experience hair loss, the patterns differ depending on sex. Common causes across genders include aging, medication, autoimmune disorders, harmful hair products, genetics, a bad diet, stress, and lifestyle habits such as smoking. Having glanced at the similarities, let’s discuss the variations in detail. Differences Between Male and Female Hair Loss… Read more »
Your hair restoration procedure will be more effective if our specialists understand the exact cause of hair loss. Your weight does not have a direct effect on hair health. However, some lifestyle changes associated with weight gain and loss ultimately affect its development. Let’s analyze in detail the connection between body weight dynamics and hair… Read more »
Male pattern baldness usually occurs in your 30s and 40s but sometimes it starts earlier. Although not as common, some people experience it in their late teens or twenties. This development could be traumatic especially if you’re a younger man. Dr. Williams’ hair transplant procedures are so advanced that he can guarantee a natural looking… Read more »
Over 50% of men tend to experience hair loss by age 50, and the number increases with an increase in age. While shedding 50-100 hair strands daily is normal, more than that indicates an underlying problem. Shedding copious amounts of hair, balding, or experiencing thinning usually signals abnormal hair loss that may require treatment. Below… Read more »
If you’ve started noticing a lot of hair stuck on your hairbrush or in the shower drain, you could have alopecia. This condition results in patches of hair loss on your scalp. Although these spots could be as small as the size of a quarter, in extreme cases, you could lose all of your hair…. Read more »
According to the Mayo Clinic, stress definitely has a relationship to hair loss. There are three primary areas of hair loss that are associated with exceptionally high levels of stress. These include: Telogen Effluvium Trichotillomania Alopecia Areata Telogen Effluvium This particular family of stress-related hair loss essentially makes it so that hair stops growing–the hair goes into… Read more »
While most of us know that there are several different factors that can contribute to hair loss in men. Knowing what causes hair loss can give you an edge on slowing it, stopping it and even reversing it. The two main causes of hair loss in men are genetics and stress. Now, it may seem… Read more »
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