What causes hair loss, and is hair loss normal?

Hair loss is a quite natural condition. Losing approximately 60 to 120 strands of hair per day due to brushing and washing can be considered normal.

Male-pattern hair loss can occur regardless of gender.

Thinning, especially at the crown of the head and the temple area, is a precursor to this type of hair loss.

FACTORS CAUSING HAIR LOSS

Other causes of hair loss include smoking, sleep irregularity, dietary habits, stress, skin problems, vitamin deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, and medication use.

In men, hair loss is experienced intensely between the ages of 17 and 32.

Because men face hair loss problems at an early age, they should begin taking precautions against hair loss early on.

Otherwise, rapidly thinning hair leads to baldness over time. Male-pattern hair loss treatment is a lifelong treatment.

When the medications used are discontinued, it is possible for the person to lose not only their existing hair but also the new hair gained through the treatment.

Supplement treatments started at early ages and mesotherapy treatment slow down the rate of shedding and enable new hair to begin forming.

Male-pattern hair loss can also be seen in women.

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