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More than half of men and women in the
United States experience hair loss.
About 30% of people have hair loss by
age 30 years, and about 50% have hair
loss by age 50 years. Hair loss is so
common that most of the time it is
considered a normal variation and not a
disease. Other animals closely related
to humans, such as the chimpanzee, also
lose their hair. |
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Hair loss varies widely with
race. |
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Japanese men develop baldness
less commonly than whites do. On
average they also develop
balding about 10 years later. |
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Blacks are 4 times less likely
to have abnormal hair loss than
are whites. |
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Women develop hair loss as
frequently as men do, but
because of hormonal differences
women don't lose as much hair
volume. |
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Differences in hair styling
allow women to hide hair loss
more effectively than men. |
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A woman may not notice hair loss
itself but may notice that her
ponytail or braid is getting
thinner. |
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Women also have a different
pattern of balding than men. |
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Hair loss for a
woman can be devastating. The problems
seems to be increasing every year. It is
estimated that six out of ten woman will
suffer some degree of hair loss. |
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Most people assume that it is
only men who suffer from hair
loss, but nothing could be
further from the truth. Although
it is basically true with
regards to heredity, millions of
women the world over suffer from
some form of hair loss and the
number appears to be rising each
year. The overwhelming cause is
a hereditary condition called
androgenetic alopecia or
female-pattern hair loss. One of
the least engaging facts about
getting older is that a
significant number of women also
experience hair loss. |
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There are two different types of
hair loss, medically known as
anagen effluvium and Telogen
effluvium. Anagen effluvium is
generally due to internally
administered medications, such
as chemotherapy agents, that
poison the growing hair follicle
Telogen effluvium, is due to an
increased number of hair
follicles entering the resting
stage. The most common causes of
telogen effluvium are: |
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Physical stress: surgery,
illness, anemia, rapid weight
change. |
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Emotional stress: mental
illness, death of a family
member. |
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Thyroid abnormalities. |
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Medications: High does of
Vitamin A -- Blood pressure
medications -- Gout medications. |
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Hormonal causes: pregnancy,
birth control pills, menopause. |
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Myths Related To
Hair Loss |
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Frequent shampooing contributes
to hair loss. |
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Hats and wigs cause hair loss. |
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100 strokes of the hair brush
daily will create healthier
hair. |
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Permanent hair loss is caused by
perms, colors and other cosmetic
treatments. |
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Women are expected to develop
significant hair back thicker. |
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Shaving one's head will cause
the hair to grow back thicker. |
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Standing on one's head will
cause increased circulation and
thereby stimulate hair growth! |
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Dandruff causes permanent hair
loss. |
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There are cosmetic products that
will cause the hair to grow
thicker and faster. |
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Stress causes permanent hair
loss. |
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Hair loss does not occur in the
late teens or early twenties. |
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Hair loss affects only
intellectuals. |
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There is a cure for androgenetic
Alopecia. |
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