Hair Loss - Men And Women And Treatments

by Andrea Dilea

Alopecia is the proper medical term for total or partial hair loss. Many people simply use the terms bald or balding. Regardless of the exact term one uses, before treatment can be accomplished, all of the relevant facts must be understood. To better understand hair loss, and the many choices available for treatment, you must understand several factors. The more you learn about these hair loss facts, the much better chances you will have for a successful treatment.

In order to best understand and treat your hair loss situation, you first need to determine what type of hair loss you are dealing with. This will help you begin to sift through the vast amount of information available. Hair loss can be a gradual development, or occur in patches and even be something that affects the hair all over your body. Some hair loss is natural, with the average person loosing approximately one hundred hairs every day. Considering that the average human scalp contain around one hundred thousand hairs on any given day the loss of one hundred a day is not overly significant. The life span of the average hair is approximately four and half years during which time it will grow about one half inch every six months. After about five years the hair will fall out and be replaces with a new hair in another six months. Genetic hair loss occurs when the body does not produce new hairs to replace those shed along with excessive hair loss.

Hair loss does not discriminate between men and women. Typically as people age they loose the same amount of hair, whether man or woman. The same is true for thinning of the hair. Inherited pattern baldness does tend to occur more for men than for women. One forth of all men will have begun to go bald by the age of thirty and two-thirds will have developed balding patters or be completely bald by the age of sixty. Male pattern baldness typically includes the receding hair line accompanied with thinning of the hair around the crown. The key factor contributing to male pattern baldness is testosterone. This means that men lacking n testosterone due to castration of genetic abnormalities will not develop male pattern baldness.

Since the causes of hair loss are many and varied, it is crucial to judge all available information on the subject before concluding that your hair loss is genetic. Baldness can be the result of aging, testosterone loss, or inherited genes, but there are many other causes that must be looked at. These can include illness, medication, too much shampooing, hormonal changes, burns, emotional or physical stress, and even parasites.

You can find additional hair loss tips at: Hair Loss Treatments. There are many options for treating hair loss including Chemotherapy Hair Loss at http://Hair-Loss.Teach2.Us

Published October 4th, 2007

Filed in Fitness, Health, Women

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