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Hair Loss Beaten! Pregnant women also can experience hair loss due to elevated testosterone levels, but again, any hair loss experienced during or immediately after childbirth generally tends to right itself when the hormones return to normal. The big difference between male and female balding is the pattern in which the hair loss develops. Female pattern balding tends to be centred at the top of the head, unlike men who usually find hair loss occurs on the temple and the crown. The reason for this may well be because the most sensitive hormone and enzyme receptor areas of the scalp are different in men and women, meaning that hair loss will obviously occur in the most sensitive spots. So women, just like men, can inherit a tendency for hair loss from their parents, family genetics again, and normally from the Mothers side of the family. But there can be many other common factors too besides childbirth and taking contraceptive pills. Conditions such as anemia, hormonal problems, fungal infections, lupus, and stress as well as drugs used to treat cancer, can all drastically affect hair growth. Hair is a very important part of the female’s attraction, probably more so than in men. All cultures recognize a woman’s hair as part of her natural beauty and good looks, and so if, or when something comes along to interfere with that, it can be devastating to the woman concerned. If you think that you may be affected by medical problems such as thyroid disorders, anemia, the use of certain medications or some other chronic disorder that is causing your hair loss condition, then it is vital for you to go and see your own Doctor before deciding on any form of hair treatment. If you are considered to be healthy, with no underlying medical conditions, then you are faced with the choice of getting to the cause of your problem and doing something about it. An alternative route maybe simply covering up with wigs or hairpieces as we discover in chapter 10, or, finally and hopefully not, just accepting that nature has played a dirty trick on you. It is widely accepted that hair loss is more of a problem these days than ever before, with girls as young as 15 and 16 showing early signs of losing their hair. Hair loss at any age can be life changing and extremely stressful, and even more so for women than for men. So knowing and understanding the reasons why this may be happening to you is a step in the right direction. The next step is to take positive action, which is exactly what you will learn how to do in this hair loss treatment eBook and course. As we go through each chapter in turn, we will clearly detail exactly what needs to be done in order for you to reverse any hair loss you may be currently suffering from, and go on to enjoying a good, head of naturally healthy hair as quickly as possible. www.HairLossBeaten.com Page 10
Hair Loss Beaten! OK so let’s look deeper into the basic problem in this chapter, then go on to examining how to deal with and how to cure the problems later on. As we’ve already discussed, the hormone DHT seems to play a key role. DHT is a type of testosterone that men begin producing large amounts of at puberty. It is at this time that the body changes start to take place, sexual characteristics begin to take shape and, for men with certain genetic heritage, that is when their scalp begins to change. For this reason, it can be as early as puberty when hair problems actually start, even though rarely noticeable at that stage. When large amounts of testosterone are introduced into the bloodstream they get pumped all round the body. And when the testosterone comes into contact with the enzyme 5-alpha reductase, that’s when it becomes DHT. DHT, remember is a very powerful hormone responsible for kick starting all those adult male characteristics such as hair growth, muscle formation and sex drive. So when this suddenly starts appearing all over the body, anyone with hair follicles that are “allergic” to DHT, meaning they have a genetic history of androgenic alopecia, the hair follicles’ growth phase will begin to shorten. When the DHT finds its way into the capillaries that feed the hair follicles, it can begin to change the scalp. In most cases, the scalp changes slowly. Depending on genetic inheritance, the changes could take decades until they become noticeable. Then again, you could be like me and experience noticeable loss less than ten years after puberty. It all depends on your genes. A certain amount of hair loss is perfectly normal. Men and women can lose up to ten percent of their hair in a normal growth cycle, but serious loss only becomes noticeable when about fifty percent of hairs have been shed. The hair doesn’t just start falling out in clumps, either, so if you are pulling clumps of hair from your head, you should seek immediate medical attention. Men normally find that their hair first thins at the crown of the head or recedes at the temples. Hair in the back and on the sides is usually not as sensitive to DHT and so doesn’t experience the same reaction as the hair on top. In fact, even almost completely bald men retain that little ‘hoop’ or semi-circle of hair that goes from one side of the head to the other, just above the ears and neck line. Women tend to lose hair all over rather than recede or thin in one area alone. The process of losing hair can differ from one person to the next. Two or three areas of the scalp may experience hair loss all at once, or there might only be one area affected where the loss starts to show. Again, it depends on the genes. The recession doesn’t always happen in a straight-line progression, either. Rapid loss could occur for a time and then things could become more stable for a while and this is what you www.HairLossBeaten.com Page 11
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