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Common Causes Of Hair Loss Pt. 2

Here at Hairskeen, we have seen just about every level of hair loss that you can imagine. From men who have noticed that their hair has started to thin out on top all the way to men who have lost an entire of head of hair in only a year’s time. Because of this, we have made it our mission to provide men all across the world with a hair replacement solution that looks good, is comfortable, and, most importantly, is durable. In our previous post, we went over some of the most common causes of hair loss in men and, in today’s post, we are going to pick up where we left off. If after reading this blog post you would like to learn more about the hair loss solutions that we offer, please do not hesitate to visit our website or get in touch with us.

 

Hair Replacement Products Help Lessen the Effects of Hair Loss

Historically, hair loss has been an issue that most people are not happy dealing with. For many reasons, both personal and those caused by societal pressure, people will go to great lengths to make sure that they have a full head of hair for as long as possible. However, in our opinion, it is also important that people understand what the main causes of hair loss are in the first place so that, hopefully, they are able to take proactive steps to lessen the effects of these causes. Below, we have listed out a few more factors that can cause a person to lose their hair.

  • Hypothyroidism: Hypothyroidism is a medical term for having an underactive thyroid gland. This gland is located in the neck and produces hormones that are critical to maintaining a proper metabolism as well as hormones that affect the growth and development of the human body. If something disrupts this hormone production, hair loss can occur. While hypothyroidism is not an easy condition to diagnose at home, if you make sure to have annual physicals, you can often catch this condition before it causes any major issues for your body. Once the condition is recognized and treated, hair levels should return to normal.
  • Medication: A variety of medications such as antidepressants, blood thinners, arthritis medication, and NSAIDS have been linked to hair loss. These medications, while necessary in many cases, can cause hair loss because they disrupt your body’s natural ability to properly regulate your hair growth cycle. If you visit your doctor and determine that your current medications could be causing your hair loss, talk to him or her about lowering the dose or, if that is not effective, switching medications altogether.
  • Vitamin Deficiencies: In our previous post, we explained how low levels of protein in a person’s diet may contribute to hair loss, however, protein is not the only thing that the body needs in order to produce hair. Vitamin A and B are both pivotal to the growth of hair and if the body does not have enough of these vitamins, it will allocate them to areas of the body that it deems more important than the hair on your head. While a balanced diet is the best way to fix this issue, supplementing your diet with a multivitamin could go a long way in making sure that the hair on your head stays in place.

Thank you for taking the time to read our short blog series on some of the most common causes of hair loss. If you are looking for a hair loss solution that will increase your confidence and provide you with a head of natural, healthy looking hair, please visit our website today and fill out our contact form.