One common myth is that hair loss is determined by the X chromosome. Another myth is that if you are balding, you are old - which cannot be true because many men's hairlines recede in their 20's. It is also mythical that baldness is caused by wearing hats or life trauma. Yet another myth is that the use of gels, hairsprays and styling products is a preventative measure.
There are a lot of myths surrounding hair loss. Here are some of them and also the truth behind them. * Males get their hair loss from the maternal side of the family: While it is true that male pattern baldness is genetically inherited; to say that it comes from the mother
It is usually stress or genetics that cause hair loss and not Allergies. If you have been stressed out you could well lose some hair. If you are a male and have thinning hair take a look at your father and see what his hairline is like. I have heard that men get their hair loss from their mother's genes. check out on the web any medications you are taking as some may have side effects of hair loss. Of course you know that Chemo is one culprit that causes hair loss.
A lack of iron has been known to cause hair loss. Also, studies show that taking vitamin E supplements can aid in hair growth.
Yes it can some meds tell you that! Reserch the med you are on!
Rogaine is an effective hair loss treatment for many men who are in the initial stages of hair loss, particularly those with thinning or receding hairlines. It has been proven to slow hair loss and in some cases to cause hair to regrow in affected areas. However, there is no one "best" hair loss treatment, the most effective treatment will vary from individual to individual.
There's no evidence that simply using a computer would cause hair loss. If overuse of the computer is for some reson causing enormous stress, hair loss could possibly (though unlikely) result, but the cause would be stress, not anything emitting from the computer. Hair loss is typically a result of genetics and age. Hello. No it cant. Look up Alopecia.
Some of the side effects are Dizziness; drowsiness; dry mouth, throat, and nose; thickening of mucus in nose or throat, so nothing on hair loss. There can be exceptions but not generally.
No although some of the drugs used to treat it may have that effect.
The main thing in a diet that will cause hair loss, is a diet that is low in protein. The internet has loads of information about this type of thing. www.hairlossexpert.co.uk/���DietAndHairLoss.html
Yes. Unlike men, women rarely go completely bald because the estrogen in their body blocks testosterone, the hormone responsible for hair loss, from stunting hair growth. However, once women enter menopause, their estrogen levels decline and they experience hair thinning and some hair loss.
No, not if used in moderation. Also check the ingredients as you might be allergic to some of it, that could damage your hair or worse cause hair loss.
Dry hair is not a proven side effect of blood pressure medications. However, hair loss has been reported with some blood pressure medications.