How to reverse hair fall naturally?

Hair Fall causes, symptoms, home remedies and FAQs

 

Hairs are a person's true beauty, whether they are male or female. The more stunning, black, and silky the hair, the more impressive the personality. Don't you think so? However, due to various factors such as our fast food diets and the use of harmful chemical products such as serums, hair gel, hair straighteners, and so on, the hair scalp is damaged. This causes hair thinning and loss. We've covered the causes of hair loss, symptoms, precautions, and home remedies for hair loss in this article so you can experiment with whatever hairstyle you want.

Hair Fall Causes

Although men are more likely than women to lose their hair, both sexes are affected by thinning hair, losing hair, and hair loss, which is equally humiliating for both. Hair loss can be caused by several factors, ranging from the simple and temporary to the more complex. Hair loss in both men and women can be treated in a variety of ways.

Here are some common and unusual causes of hair loss on your head, as well as what you can do about it.

• Hormones - Puberty, pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, menopause, and other hormonal issues can cause hair loss. IVF treatments have also been linked to hair loss in some people.

• Thyroid Disease - Hair loss can be caused by a variety of thyroid conditions ranging from hyperthyroidism to hypothyroidism.

• Diabetes - Some people experience sudden and increased hair loss when they first develop diabetes. Increased shedding may be linked to any type of blood sugar imbalance in the body.

• Life Stress - When uncertain events occur in anyone's life, generally at that time a person faces huge hair loss.

• Nutritional Deficiencies - Hair loss can be caused by a lack of proper nutrition, excessive sugar or carbohydrate consumption, and a lack of proper vitamins and minerals. Hair loss can also be caused by a lack of protein.

• Dehydration - a lack of proper daily hydration or excessive caffeine, diet drinks, and soft drinks consumption may cause hair loss in some people.

•  Inadequate Sleep - Inadequate sleep patterns have also been linked to hair loss episodes.

•  Hair Pulling - A type of OCD condition that causes a desire to pull hair out of the scalp and other parts of the body. Hair pulling can sometimes result in additional hair loss.

• Tight Hairstyles - Some tight hairstyles, such as braiding, can cause root stress and potential hair loss. Some hair extensions may also put undue strain on the roots and scalp, resulting in some hair loss.

• Aging - As cell regeneration slows with age, some people may experience a progression of hair loss.

  

  Reduced hair follicles

• Scalp Disease - Scalp diseases such as dermatitis, dandruff, and eczema can cause hair loss.

• Chemical Hair Treatments - Some chemical hair treatments, such as bleach, perms, straighteners, relaxers, and perms, can damage the roots and cause hair loss.

• Inadequate Daily Hair Care - Excessive use of hot water, heat styling tools, or damaging styling products can cause hair loss and/or breakage.

  

  Hair falling due to dry & rough scalp

• Sunburn Or Scalp/Skin Burns - Excessive sunburn to the scalp may cause hair loss in some cases. The same is true for scalp burns in general. Some people who have suffered burns from a fire may develop scarring on their scalp, which causes hair loss.

Hair Fall Symptoms

• Thinning of hairline : This is the most common type of hair loss that people experience as they age.Hair often begins to recede at the hairline on the forehead in men. The part of a woman's hair is typically broadened.

• Sudden loosening of hair:Handfuls of hair may come out when combing or washing your hair or even after gentle tugging.
  

• Patches of scaling that spread over the scalp: This is a sign of ringworm. It may be accompanied by broken hair, redness, swelling, and, at times, oozing.

Precautions for Hair fall

The majority of baldness is caused by genetics. This type of hair loss is unavoidable:

• Take care of your hair. When brushing and combing your hair, use a detangler and avoid tugging, especially if it is wet. A wide-toothed comb may help prevent hair loss.

• Hot rollers, curling irons, hot-oil treatments, and permanents are all examples of harsh treatments to avoid.

• Limit the tension on your hair caused by hairstyles that include rubber bands, barrettes, and braids.

• Shield your hair from the sun and other sources of ultraviolet light.

• Quit smoking.

Hair Fall Home Remedies

• Prepare a mixture of coconut oil and lemon juice in a 2:1 ratio. Firmly massage the hair roots with your fingertips. It will revitalize the scalp of your hair and prevent all other hair problems.

• If you have dandruff and your hair is falling out, mix lemon juice with coconut oil. Warm-up some coconut milk and add some lemon juice to it. Then massage it into your scalp before washing your hair with lukewarm water or Reetha water the next day.After repeating this remedy 2-3 times, your dandruff and hair fall will be gone.

 FAQs

Q. Why are the hairs thinning day by day?

Hair loss can be caused by a variety of factors, such as genetics, age, poor nutrition, and certain medical conditions or treatments. When more than one factor contributes to hair loss, the cumulative effect can be more severe.

Q. Is it normal to lose 100 to 200 hair strands per day?

Every day, everyone loses some hair. Losing up to 100 hairs per day is normal and does not indicate baldness. The scalp contains approximately 100,000 hair follicles, the majority of which are actively producing hair at any given time.

Q. Is hair loss a sign of a serious disease?

Thyroid condition. Hair loss can be caused by a variety of medical conditions, including thyroid disease and iron deficiency anemia. While thyroid blood tests and other lab tests, such as a complete blood count, are usually normal in people who have normal hair loss, it is important to rule out underlying causes in people who have sudden or severe hair loss.

Q. After genetic issues, what is the second most common cause of hair loss?

Age is the second most common cause of hair loss in men and women, after genetic hair loss. Most medical professionals do not consider hair loss to be a problem because it is a natural part of the aging process.