You probably know that some hair loss is normal, as your hair follicles go through the normal process of growing, shedding, and resting. This growth cycle means everyone loses 50 to 150 hairs on a daily basis. If you feel your hair loss is abnormal, it is important to discover the underlying cause in order to find the needed solution. Hair loss can be the result of a poor diet, a hormonal imbalance, an illness, medication, stress, or even over-styling. Each of these or a combination of these can result in a disruption of your hair’s normal growth cycle and ultimately prevent new hair growth.
If every time you look in the mirror, it appears your hairline has further receded, you are not alone. In fact, you are in good company, among nearly 50 million other American men. There is no need to feel self-conscious or isolated, because you don’t have to live with hair loss, and New Image Hair Clinic can help. Here’s what you need to know!
To answer the question simply, stress and hair loss are often associated. In truth, it is common for your hair to change in thickness and texture over the course of your life. An increase in hair loss or a change in hair texture can be caused by a number of factors – from genetics to aging, illness to stress. If you hair loss is a result of stress and anxiety, there are steps you can take to help.
The short answer is yes, lupus can cause hair loss. Lupus, while a condition with a number of symptoms, causes widespread inflammation. Alopecia, or hair loss, is one of the symptoms of lupus, effecting up to 45 percent of individuals diagnosed with the disease. Hair loss is often one of the early symptoms of lupus.
Hair loss comes in all shapes and forms and is more common than you might think. It might be genetic, passed down from generation to generation. It could be the result of an unhealthy lifestyle or even a treatable medical condition, such as thyroid disease. No matter what the cause, New Image hair offers a full line of hair loss solutions to fit any need. The first step to choosing the right treatment is understanding the cause of your hair loss. This is your guide to how thyroid diseases cause hair loss and what you can expect.
There are several hair loss factors such as genetics, health conditions, and certain necessary medications in which you have little to no control over. Did you know that there are also habits in your everyday life that contribute to hair loss and you may not even realize you're doing them? The best part is, you do have control over these factors. Let's take a look at 6 bad habits you should kick to the curb that can contribute to hair loss!
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