Does relaxers cause premature hair loss in a woman under the age of 40? Does glued in weaves cause balding?

check out the link- naomi campbell is bald under her weave- she usually wears long silky weaves that are straight, but here she has no hair underneath. yikes.



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Her almost complete loss of hair could be the reason for her hostility and bizarre behavior...

She should be disappointed, but not cruel to others because her hair is almost gone.



Shame... poor thing.

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I'm a 28-year-old woman, and I'm experiencing a lot of hair loss. Why is that?

It's not falling out in patches to suggest baldness, so it's falling out all over. I'm getting new growth in its place, but its texture is quite fine and very frizzy. What can I do to remedy this?I'm a 28-year-old woman, and I'm experiencing a lot of hair loss. Why is that?
Most people associate hair loss as being a male problem not

so, in fact about 28 million American women suffer the effects of

female pattern baldness (technically known as androgenetic alopecia).

Symptoms of this condition are a general thinning of hair over the

whole scalp area and a moderate loss of hair on the crown of the

head or at the hairline. It is rare for women to develop completely

bald areas as men often do.



Hair loss in women typically begins around age 30 and becomes

noticeable around age 40. The process speeds up after menopause.

As with men, hair loss in women is caused by a combination of

Poor diet and nutrition, genetic and hormonal factors and

psychological stress. Among the common causes of female pattern

baldness are:







Malnutrition from an unbalanced diet



Rapid weight loss from dieting



Severe illness or surgery



Prolonged emotional stress



Anaemia or low blood count



Thyroid abnormalities



Abuse of drugs, especially amphetamines





Postpartum hormonal changes or discontinuation of birth control pills can also cause significant hair loss, but in most cases it is temporary, and hair will recover its body and lustre as the woman's body chemistry stabilizes.



So what can you do if you start noticing more hair on your hairbrush and less on your head? Current options include using prescription drugs such as Minoxidil (Rogaine) or exploring modern hair replacement, transplants, and cellcloning techniques. There are also many hairdressing products, which create the

illusion of added fullness and bounce.



Hair loss in women is often associated with crash dieting. Nutritional deficiencies are often the culprit. Fasting or an in correct diet often results in a shortage of vitamin C, vitamin E, beta-carotene, and other antioxidants, leading to hair loss. Food supplements are a must when dieting.



Vegetarians often find their hair thinning and their hairline receding too, especially when they first switch to a meat-free diet. The culprit is usually a lack of protein in the body. When they increase the amount of non-animal protein soy products,for instance in their diets, hair loss stops and often reverses itself.



For all those concerned with hair loss the first ';port of call'; is to realize the importance that internal/external and cosmetic factors play in this regard.



The body is self-healing. Doctors cannot heal. They create a situation in which nature is able to do its work of healing, repairing and regenerating. So, too, with our hair.



Often by correctly regulating the body's metabolism and incorporating principals of a well balanced diet, longevity exercise (a simplistic

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Hope I helped! Have a very Merry Christmas!I'm a 28-year-old woman, and I'm experiencing a lot of hair loss. Why is that?
You can stop hair loss using many cheap and effective home remedies.Egg white, lemon juice, oil massage are other home remedies at http://www.wellnesstalk.org/hairfall.htm will prevent further problems.
IT COULD BE FROM A FEW MONTHS AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO A CHILD OR HORMONE CHANGES,STRESS,THYROID PROBLEMS OR AN ILLNESS BUT, I HAD MY TUBES TIED TOO WHICH CAUSED PROBLEMS WITH MY PERIODS........... I WAS HAVING A PROBLEM WITH HAIR LOSS AFTER TWO OF MY RELATIVES DIED THIS PAST YEAR. I WENT TO THE DOC AND SHE PUT ME ON BIRTH-CONTROL AND IT WORKED FOR ME.
R u under alot of stress?Or have u tied ur hair up too tightly?If u haven't trim ur hair in a long time,then u should do that to prevent hair loss. r u combing ur hair too hard when it's wet?u can choose to use a wide tooth comb or just brush ur fingers through ur wet hair.Do u have dandruff problem?Then u might need to use anti-dandruff shampoo.If u scratch ur scalp too hard when u shampoo ur hair,it might cause hair loss too.Hope this helps :)
stress, lack of nutrition, weight loss,thyroids, postpartum hairloss, it could be any of these things.
I'm 28 too and I've got a lot of hair, but it's very straight and ultra fine so it tends to be limp and won't hold a style most days. I would suggest two things - first, get your hair colored - it adds volume and structure to it - and I also get extensions if you can afford it (I can't, otherwise I would do that in a second!!!) It may be falling out due to stress.
FIrst off, you need to see your doctor and make sure you dont have any medical problems causing hair loss. Thyroid dysfunction is a big cause of hair loss, as is stress.
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What causes patchy hair loss in women? I have been told stess. That's too general of an answer for me!?

I have had my thyroid checked, numerous blood tests. I have been told that it could be linked to sleep apnea. I've been tested for lupus. My doctor doesn't have any answers... I'm just wondering if she could be missing something. I am 33, I first experienced hair loss after the birth of my second daughter in 2002. I'll get a spot, usually on the right side of my head that starts out about the size of a pencil eraser. They have been as big as an orange! I'm talking smooth baby butt bald! Hair slowly grows back, but another spot will usually appear before the previous one is completely covered by new hair. Right now, I have a spot on the back of my head about the size of a golf ball. I am stressed worrying about my hair falling out. Other than that, I would not say that I am under any more stress than most.What causes patchy hair loss in women? I have been told stess. That's too general of an answer for me!?
stress definitely can cause hair loss. but have you been diagnosed with alopecia? alopecia is just baldness, and alot of women experience alopecia...maybe you should talk to your doctor about alopecia and whether or not your hair loss is a result of that.What causes patchy hair loss in women? I have been told stess. That's too general of an answer for me!?
The fact that the baldness moves could indicate ringworm. And I know that this is REALLY hard to get rid of once you have it. There are some teachers that develop this as a chronic disease because they're exposed to it so incessantly.
Yes, stress can be a major reason, but also a hormonal imbalance causes that as well. I'm experiencing the same thing. You'll have to ask your doctor and see if he can get you on some kind of hormone or if you want to do it naturally, then search the web on'; hormonal imbalance';. It all depends on what your body needs, so I can't just say ';Take this, this, and this and your problems will be cured.'; Your doctor may support you if you want to go natural, and help you figure out what you need to do, but usually doctors just want to put you on some kind of drug. Search all your options and go from there. Talk to people, or you could go to your local health food store and ask them their advice. I hope this helps. Good luck.
cholesterol medication could cause hair to fall out. you didn't say if your are on any meds, but that can cause hair loss.
Alopecia areata is an autoimmune malfunction. This mean your immune system attacks the hair follicles in the patch as if they were ';invaders';. Stress can bring it on, but it is common in families that have eczema, psoriasis, asthma.


Low thyroid function can be associated with it.





During menopause the placenta takes on the production of progesterone and levels rise dramatically. After childbirth there is a sharp fall in progesterone. In an indirect way progesterone can help you make stress hormones, but low progesterone is not usually the cause of alopecia areata - or lots more menopausal ladies would suffer - children also suffer.





Low iron levels have been associated with all forms of hair loss - so it may be worth getting your Ferratin level - iron stores checked.





Regards





Andy
There is a great shift in hormone levels after pregnancy and hair loss is very typical. It would be helpful to know if your doctor had your hormones checked. There is also a condition known as alopecia which has no known cause - they used to say stress, but they do not any longer. The fact that your hair grows back is the interesting (and hopeful) part.





I would definitely get to a dermatologist along the way - they can offer a different point of view.

Is there anything women can do for hair loss that really works and doesn't cost a ton of money?

I'm to young for my hair to be falling out at the rate that I'm going I wont hardly have any left when I reach my forties. I stress about really bad every time I go to fix my hair. I try not to do to much with my hair because it worry about it so much.Is there anything women can do for hair loss that really works and doesn't cost a ton of money?
Many people don't realize that hair loss is a problem, even for women. It is particularly distressful, and I sympathize with you since you've already got a plate full of stressors. The good news is there is help. There are all kinds of medical remedies available. If you're serious about remedying hair loss, see your doctor. You can also take steps to preserve the hair your have. One easy thing, only comb your hair from roots to ends. Anything else tangles and then pulls out hair in the detangling process. Follow this pattern also when you wash and condition your hair. Also, keep your hair cut short as weight will also increase fallout. Finally, Mane and Tail shampoo seem to help, and some judicious use of hair gel will make the hair you have seem thicker.





Beyond all of that, find a way to squeeze some time for yourself into your hectic schedule. Do something that relaxes you -- read a book, window shop with a friend, just sit and enjoy a cup of coffee on the porch. You have to take care of yourself or all of your body systems will suffer. Believe me, I've been there. Take care of you so you are able to take care of the important relationships you have -- with your children.





Sending you tons of good wishes,


~Tia~Is there anything women can do for hair loss that really works and doesn't cost a ton of money?
nioxin from ulta.com works it prevents hair that is already there from falling out....hairloss might run in your family also if someone on your mothers side is bald you could be at risk to loose your hair also you could try a hair loss center and they can replace your hair with hair from the back of your head
well what u can do is insteed of losing your hair u could take vitmans for hair,nails,feet
First of all let me tell you that stressing out is making matters worse off in terms of you loosing your hair, sister... five years ago I was over stressed and overworked as well depressed. One day I decided to go to a hair dresser because I got tire of doing my own hair for the simple reason that it had grown so long I could no longer manage it suffiently which led to moderate breakage. In any case as the hair dresser began his preliminary hair and scalp test he ask me if I was aware of the ball spot the size of a silver $ in the back of my head? and I was like what! and he was like... here feel for your self and here is a mirror, girl... I was in total shock as well disbeleif.





Long story short he advise that I see a dermotologist for hair loss and I did, she said that it was stress related and that it would grow back within four to six months with cortisiod injections for three to six month of treatments. She did mention that the first few months would be bareable but after that the skin would begin to thin in the effect sight and that I would begin to feel discomfort but could stop at anytime. I got up to the eight month and stop because the pain of it all was becoming on bareable as she mention. It wasn't just one injection it was thirty to forty within that patch of hair loss in order to wake up the hair shaft in that region of lost. I began to notice new hair folicles growing back after the second month of treatment a few scarttered hairs here and there and after a year that space filled up completly yet my hair was down to my but by then so I had this 12 inch short patch that would not ever catch up in time for the rest. But the injections will only be giving for stress related circumstances but thats up to the Dr to make that call so my advice to you is to make an appointment with a Derma in order to assess your condition.





Now for the other hair loss I have experienced they recommended a multi-vitamin, a prescribe hair and scalp oil and over the counter rogaine for women with 2% moxidal and once you begin taking it when and should the hair re-grows you must continue with it for a life time or you will loose it again. yess it works! I just have problems using it consistently therefore in up back to scare on but the vitamins does slow down the process!





Also if you are using chemicals you might be over processed which could be creating your loss instead and as a result you will need to cut it out and start off fresh and braids will do the same thing! Try Aphogee treatments it repairs the hair shaft but if its behyond saving it want work it will still fall out.





Good luck
Try giving your hair a rest from all the chemicals you use on it...also try taking a multivitamin.
Make a habit: Massage the scalp for 10 to 15 minutes after bathing it with water. This stimulates the blood circulation and strengthens the hair follicles in the scalp.


Massage into the scalp and hair honey with egg yolk. Leave for a 1/2 hour, then rinse.


Massage almond oil on scalp 2-3 times a day, daily. This will stop further hair loss.


Rinse hair with a mix of apple cider vinegar and sage tea to help hair grow.


Apply a paste of hot olive oil, honey, and 1 teaspoon cinnamon powder before bath and keep for 15 minutes.


Apply juice of coriander leaves on the head.


Drink a smoothie of banana, honey, yogurt, and skim milk.


Drink daily a juice of alfalfa + fresh spinach or fresh coriander. Your hair will grow fast.


To remove copper deficiency, drink juice of carrot, lettuce, capcicum and fresh alfalfa. This is good remedy for gray hair and hair loss.


Apply a paste of seeds of lemon and black pepper on the bald patches.
If you are losing your hair you should figure out what it is that is causing it. Do you use a lot of chemicals in your hair? Are you eating properly? Are you on any medication which could be causing it? Are you stressed? All these things can cause hair loss.





You really should figure out the exact cause because it may be a sign of disease.

Does anyone know of a chat forum for women experiencing severe hair loss?

no im sorry i dont. if its a medical condition then search google or something.. but if its not medical then you could be suffering from stress.. also women who have had babies can get hair loss. I had a bald patch right on the top of my head when my first was born but it grew back after a while.





Hope your ok, take care.. see your GP if you havent already done so...

What could be the cause of loss of hair in a woman?

Most likely the culprit is malnutrition, especially if it's a young woman. Older woman CAN experience hair thinning just like older men, but if it's a young woman, it's probably because she's not eating enough.

What causes hair loss in women. am scared i may develop a bald head. am slowing losing a bit of my hair.?

Stress can be a major cause of hairloss in females and so you need to identify areas of stress in your life and sort them out.

A good diet and plenty of water to drink will help flush toxins out of your blood stream and aid the body to heal itself.

I would suggest going to your GP and getting some blood tests done as well. This will help to pinpoint anything that may be physically wrong.What causes hair loss in women. am scared i may develop a bald head. am slowing losing a bit of my hair.?
Lots of things can cause hair loss: Vitamin deficiency, too much vitamin A, stress, alopecia, fungal infection, hormone imbalance, hyperthyroidism etc etc etc.



You really should talk to your doctor about it!What causes hair loss in women. am scared i may develop a bald head. am slowing losing a bit of my hair.?
Hi Kaby



I'd suggest going to the following website:



www.regrowth.com



It's a great site and will give you very open, non-commercial information on the reasons for hair loss as well as the treatments available to you.



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One of my staff members is suffering from the same problem. As I also did.



Please feel free to drop me an email if you'd like any other detail. I'd be happy to help you wherever I can.



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you may even just have a hormone imbalance go and have a blood test done and talk to your doc.
STRESS!!!
Have your Thyroid checked! That was one of the symptoms I had.
* Stress

* It might run in the family
it sounds like alopecia areata. it is a hair losing problem usually from stress. if you are losing almost quarter size on your head. go to a demotologist to make sure. there are remedys for this problem .
Lots of reasons but it could be stress related, diet, etc.. or if breast feeding your hair can receed like a man but will eventually grow back, if in doubt contact your G.P
Vitamin deficiences such as iron deficiency can cause hair loss, so get yourself checked out. Also stress can be a major factor, or if you have recently suffered from an illness this can cause hair loss. Try not to worry about it if you can but go %26amp; see your doctor %26amp; improve your diet straight away. Eat plenty of fresh fruit %26amp; vegetables, meat %26amp; oily fish - organic if possible. Try to avoid processed foods, excessive sugar %26amp; refined flour %26amp; other junk food whenever possible as they are not beneficial for health. I hope you manage to solve your problem.
female pattern hair loss may be due to menopause or iron deficiency. it could also be a genetic disposition (if other members of ur family have it). alopecia can also be an auto-immunological abnormality.

some illness like psoriasis also cause hair loss or excess treatment with bleach or hair colour.



u must just take some vitamins or use some protein-rich hair care.

topical vasodilators are also available on prescription.
are you stressed out you may have the start of alopecia its where u have hair loss due to stress,go to the dr they can prescribe something and hopefully wont get to bad....
There can be a no.of reasons for hair loss in women.

Eg. stress, hormonal imbalance, some disease.

It an also be just seasonal, for no reason at all and temporary/reversible.

U need to monitor it for a few days. Normal hair loss in healthy ppl is 100/day. so maybe its normal afterall. Hair keeps growing and compensates for the normal daily hair loss. It may seem a lot to u but might be normal.

U need to look into this and if really feel the need, see a good dermatologist.

Good luck!
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massage your scalp with wheatgerm oil
Hair loss can be due to anxiety, temporary illness or use of harm full hair products. if you haven't under gone any of these things you should go to a doctor and get your body checked, it could be symptoms of something else.
There are several factors that our hair could lose. Like thyroid and stress this will lead to a poor blood circulation. If your scalp is tight your pores is closed so the hair cannot breath and that cause your hair to fall out.
I would go to the doctors and let them know, because most hair loss in women is caused by stress, however as someone has mentioned it could be down to your thyroid.



Dont put it off go see a doc, so you can get it sorted as soon as, so you dont have to worry more about bald patches beacue the more you stress out about going bald the higher your stress levels will be, so its a viscious cycle.

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Does anybody know of any herbal medicine that will help with hair loss in women? I have heard herbal is better

I think i might have androgenic alopecia (sorry if spelling is wrong) I am 21 female losing hair on top and sides of hair ..my doctor said i dont have that that it is a result of iron but i am sure i have it. Have any other females had this problem at such a young age??? thank you xxxDoes anybody know of any herbal medicine that will help with hair loss in women? I have heard herbal is better
If your taking a proper multi-vitamin and doing everything else right in terms of diet and exercise you might want to try sulfur. It has been used by alopecia patients to regrow hair. Sulfur is a natural chemical element and is used in a lot of hair growth aids. It has a really bad smell, like smoked bacon.

Try boundless tresses or MTG. They are both really good hair growth aids. If you do buy it, test some on the back of your hair to make sure your not alergic and then if your not just continue the use. You can research and read reviews on both products if you google their names.Does anybody know of any herbal medicine that will help with hair loss in women? I have heard herbal is better
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bring some garlic and peal them then get some slices of them in the areas where ur losin hair and after 30 minutes and then wash ur hair ,do it once aweek and after 2 weeks u'll start noticin baby hair
Are you talking about a ';receding hairline';? Yes, iron deficiency (not enough iron) or having too much iron. I suggest staying away from all sugars and white carbs like donuts, breads....drink lots of water, exercise, take a women's daily vitamin, take flaxseed oil daily, eat alot of raw veggies and fruits, eat raw fish or baked....If you are on birth control, this is dangerous...I've been off for 7 years and I had that problem too and also with iron. I suggest that if you are, get off immediately and tell your friends too. Look into a better way of living and eating and your hair will love you for it.



I do recommend that you shampoo and condition your hair once a week, deep condition once a week w/ a cream conditioner and massage your scalp with your fingers, sit under a hot dryer or use a hot wet towel for 15 mins. People think it's the hair that's the problem but it's actually the scalp condition and your healthy lifestyle.



Hope this helps...

Cost of REALLUSIONS hair loss treatment for women?

i was looking online for different types of hair loss/thinning treatments for women for my mother. her hair has become quite thin in the front and it bothers her terribly. she has tried a small hair piece, not a cheap one either, but various hair dressers could never blend it quite right with the rest of her hair.





i stumbled across the website ';iwanthair.com'; and was interested in the REALLUSIONS treatment but i can't seem to find any info on how much something like that would cost. i know it won't be cheap but the nearest location for my mother to receive a consultation visit is roughly 2 hours away. i would just like to know if this treatment would be a feasible option for my mother cost wise before visiting the clinic for a consultation.





if anyone knows of approximate costs of this treatment and/or has had experience with it, i would greatly appreciate your feedback.Cost of REALLUSIONS hair loss treatment for women?
Hi Nefariou, hair loss could be for a multitude of reasons - stress, thyroid, genetic, nutrient deficiency. I suggest you read up on all these at this informative and easy to navigate site:





http://www.hairlossmentor.com





This will enable you to know what options are available and thus make informed decisions about it. By the time you finish, you will know for certain whether that 2-hour trip is necessary for now.





Just my 2 cents worth. I wish your mother good health and a long life.

What causes hair loss in women under the age of thirty?

Stress, lack of essential vitamins and minerals in your body, but it could be stress related. I lost my hair when i was about 27, and it devastated me, so i saw a trichologist who said that my hair would grow back and it did! The only drawback though was that it grew back grey. But what the heck, better grey hair than no hair! My hair loss was from stress and i got counselling which helped too. Have yourself checked out, and be positive and work through things that might be affecting youWhat causes hair loss in women under the age of thirty?
allergies, alopecia, polycystic ovarian syndrome, thyroidWhat causes hair loss in women under the age of thirty?
Stress, stress and more stress!!!
Thyroid or lack of vitamins... I used to brush and would have tons of hair when I was done... My dad used to pick off hairs that were embedded in his shirts from washing my clothes with him. I got a free bottle of Viactiv Women's Viatmin - it's either 50 or 60 count at Walgreen's or any drug store. I haven't heard him complain any more and have less hair loss. It's great! Granted you'll always have some hair loss but this is A LOT LESS!
Not enough nutrition, anemia, thyroid, a lot of diseases/conditions actually





Or you damaged your hair too much

Why women's lots of hair loss when they comb?

It's normal. Not that many is lost. 50 hair/day is ok. :-)Why women's lots of hair loss when they comb?
danduff? oily hair?Why women's lots of hair loss when they comb?
We all lose hair all the time every day, I think like 100 strands a day if I remember right. Some of it is bound to find its way into your brush... Some of it may be loose but not disconnected from the follicle, so it comes out only when you comb. Others are tangled up in the rest of your hair...
Lots of hair styling products in your hair, like gel? Stress? Not brushing your hair enough? Thick hair?





It's normal to lose 100 strands a day, don't forget.





Are you shedding a lot when you shower, too? It could just be stress.

For the women that have had babies was there a loss of hair after u had the babies due to hormones?

Yes. And don't worry, it's natural. About a month or two after having the baby you'll notice your hair coming out! It feels like you're going bald, but you're not, it's just returning to it's natural state! You may or may not remember that in your last trimester of pregnancy, your hair was thicker and fuller!? Well that's because, for some reason unbeknownst to me, you don't lose any hair your last trimester! Like usually you lose a little here and there. Do not be alarmed, it will stop!For the women that have had babies was there a loss of hair after u had the babies due to hormones?
noFor the women that have had babies was there a loss of hair after u had the babies due to hormones?
My baby pulls out my hair, is that what you mean? All joking aside, yeah I do tend to lose a bit down the shower drain, I think it has more to do with stress hormones than pregnancy hormones though.
your body is going back to normal - so hormones play a role in it.


Try putting a leave in conditioner in your hair. I did this every other day and I could see a difference in the amount of hair that I lost. Plus my hair looked healthier since being pregnant.
Don't panic, and don't order a hair-piece. This fallout is normal, but it will stop well in advance of baldness - though an occasional new mum may begin to wonder if it will. Ordinary, the average person sheds 100 hairs a day, each of which is replaced by a new growth. When a woman is pregnant (or taking oral contraceptives) hormonal changes slow normal hair loss considerably, making the hair thicker and more luxuriant than ever before. But this reprieve from normal hair loss lasts only as long as pregnancy. During the first three to six months after delivery (or after one stops taking the pill), all the hairs that were scheduled to have fallen out during pregnancy are shed. Regrowth can't keep up with the loss at first, and so hair looks much thinner than usual.


By the end of your baby's first year, your hair should be back to pre-pregnancy thickness. In the meantime, a good haircut may minimise the problem.
some. It happens.
Lots of books tell you that there will be hair loss due to hormones but I didn't notice any loss at all...I was probably way too tired! Seriously, no loss whatsoever!
I had a ton of hair loss after the birth of my fist child and again after the second. I was told that hair goes through two growth cycles during pregnancy and that it is completely normal to have a big loss afterward. When I say big, I mean it, my pillow looked like a wild animal had slept on it. But you may want to have your thyroid levels checked, it is also a symptom and is frequently an issue for women in childbearing years.

Apart from PCOS what could cause unwanted hair growth on face/stomach/breast and loss of head hair in a woman?

I had a blood test and my hormone levels are normal, yet I have those symptoms. My hair on my head is thinning but as fast as I pluck body/face hairs they're coming back within a couple of days and I hate it.





What could be causing it? Has anyone else experienced this and would going on the pill help?Apart from PCOS what could cause unwanted hair growth on face/stomach/breast and loss of head hair in a woman?
Possibly an underactive thyroid. Other than that, it could be an hereditary condition. Ask your doc if your thyroid function was checked as well as your other hormone levels. Also, you could have hormone levels within normal range and still have PCOS. An ultrasound would confirm this.Apart from PCOS what could cause unwanted hair growth on face/stomach/breast and loss of head hair in a woman?
The pill could help , but you would be better going back to the doctors , if you are trying for a baby then going back on the pill will just delay it even longer , Ive pocs myself and the hairs drive me mad as well , I've a pair of tweezers in my hand all the time.
Stress can cause this.





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Does anyone have reviews on any great working hair loss remedies for women of color?

as we know hair loss can be caused by many different reasons! There are many causes of loss of hair such as stress, poor nutrition ,medications, thyroid dysfunctions, illness, fungal infections, hormonal problems, to mention a few.





year ago I suffered very much from dandruff and hair loss too and I started trying everything you can imagine to stop my hair loss.


the things that really worked for me was:





1) Vitamin A - an anti-oxidant which promotes healthy production of sebum in the scalp;





2) Vitamin E stimulates circulation. Good blood circulation in the scalp is important in keeping hair follicles productive. The 'B' vitamins contribute to melanin, which gives hair its healthy color and also stimulates blood circulation;





3) massage is also beneficial. Massage stimulates circulation. As already noted, good circulation in the scalp keeps hair follicles active. Experts suggest a few minutes of daily head massage by hand. Circulation through massage may be improved by using a few drops of lavender or bay essential oil in an almond or sesame oil base with massage;





4) Try rubbing your scalp with garlic juice, Onion Juice or Ginger Juice(you can either of one out of three, Do not mix any of two or three);





5) also I used herbal treatment - Provillus (do not use Rogaine - it can cause unwanted hair growth elsewhere on the body)


It is a good products that helps prevent hair loss and contains Biotin and the clinically tested ingredients approved by the FDA to help re-grow your hair.! I think it is very important!





It worked and still works for me!Does anyone have reviews on any great working hair loss remedies for women of color?
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Is there side effects to masterbation for women e.g loss of hair?

Masturbation would not cause hair loss. If you are experiencing this please see your doctor for an exam and testing to determine what is causing this.Is there side effects to masterbation for women e.g loss of hair?
It will rot your fingernails, and they will smell.Is there side effects to masterbation for women e.g loss of hair?
I hope not!
No side effects whatsoever. If you are losing hair, sounds like you might have something else going on completely unrelated to masterbation.
NO! There's many myths about that. Those myths were thought up by men. Men who feel inadequate.

What is the cause of hair loss on the sides of the head in women in their early twenties?

stress. if your under a lot of stress you can have hair loss to a point of a number of bald spots all over. I have gotten a few stress spots before which is annoying because for it to grow back your supposed to work on the stress but then you stres over the hair loss and its an endless cycle. talk to a dermatologist or your regular dr about it.What is the cause of hair loss on the sides of the head in women in their early twenties?
ill put your worried away..

Whats good for loss of hair in women of young age?

The Nioxin SystemWhats good for loss of hair in women of young age?
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LOSS OF HAIR - Women?

Im 27, and I have recently realised that I have lost a small ammount of hair about the size of marble. Im not sure if it is because of stress or because i had my hair dyed 2 weeks ago.





I went to the doctor (shitty doctor) and they said to come back in three weeks. Im not really happy with this.





Anyone have any advise on regrowing the gair or Shampoos in Australia to use?LOSS OF HAIR - Women?
Its not hair coloring that is the problem, you are experiencing ALOPECIA a form of premature balding that occurs in small cylindrical spots on the scalp this is caused from stress mostly and can be treated by your doc or dermatologist.


I see alot more of this now than ever but the main thing to do is to see a specialist hairstylist cannot help the problem unfortunatly.


And try not to worry alot about it if you can it only makes it worse.LOSS OF HAIR - Women?
Look for Natural shampoo with ingredients like cocamides, chamomile, horsetail, rosemary, aloe vera or those with keratin or amino acids.