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Hair Loss Treatment Products With FDA-Approved Contents
There are basically just two approved hair loss treatment components that have been approved by the Food and Drug Administration which are quite well known amonst the public as Minoxidil and Finasteride. If use is started early when hair thinning hair loss is noticed, then for many people, these products appear to halt hair loss.
It must be borne in mind that these products were not originally designed for the hair loss arena, but other areas of medicine. The side effects are those noticed from administration of these drugs, and in some people may show indications of side effects.
Minoxidil is a drug originally introduced to treat high blood pressure. It was discovered by accident that one of the side effects was hair growth in places such as the forehead, cheeks and on the back of the hands. By applying Minoxidil topically to places where hair growth is desired, some users have had success in regrowth. It is particularly effective in treating male pattern baldness.
It is marketed under the commercial name of
Rogaine, and Minoxidil can be taken internally or applied topically and is approved for both men and women. However, minoxidil will not miraculously restore a full head of hair on a totally bald scalp. Also, any hair that grows with minoxidil use will be lost if the drug treatment is stopped.
Finasteride was originally used to treat enlarged prostate glands. As with Minoxidil, a side effect was hair growth. Finasteride was approved as a treatment for male pattern baldness by the [...]
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Hair Loss Woman
Hair loss in women.
Hair loss is “miserable enough for a man: a downright catastrophe for a woman” according to the words of Elizabeth Steel. A survey by Hairline International, the baldness support group, found that 78% of its female members no longer felt like women, 40% said their marriage had suffered and 63% had considered suicide.
Women who lose their hair often worry that they are going bald like a man, and that their hormones are becoming masculinized. In fact, patchy baldness (alopecia areata) and total baldness (alopecia totalis and alopecia universalis) are unrelated to hormones and occur equally commonly in men and women.
Thinning hair after the menopause
Like men, most women develop widening partings and thinning of the hair all over the scalp with age; this is normal. It actually starts in the teens or early 20s, and by the age of 50 over half of all women have thinning hair. After the menopause, thinning of the hair is more pronounced. Hair can also become thin at the front, similar to the male pattern. This is because the hair follicles are responding in exactly the same way as in balding men to the testosterone in the blood. All women have testosterone; this is perfectly normal. The balding does not mean that the woman has more testosterone; it simply means that the hair follicles on her scalp are oversensitive, which is probably inherited. The hair will eventually not become any worse. There is no need to worry that you will become [...]
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Womens Thinning Hair
First Steps in Reducing Thinning Hair For Women(and Men)
[ad#Ad-plus-sense]There are many claims about what can be added to hair as a thinning hair remedy. There is new, yet controversial, information on what can be avoided to reverse hair loss. The claimed culprit is Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS), an ingredient in most personal care products from shampoos to toothpastes. SLS is found in over 95% of all commercial shampoos and its stated function is removal of grease. It is found in larger amounts in garage floor and engine detergents. This may sound immediately revolting, but it should be made clear that the amount of SLS in industrial solvents is considerably higher than that in shampoo.
It is widely thought that eliminating of Sodium Lauryl Sulfate containing shampoo is the ultimate thinning hair remedy. Some believers have gone as far as eliminating shampoo use completely. Studies have shown that prolonged exposure of SLS to the skin does actually damage hair follicles, but the theory of SLS avoidance as a thinning hair remedy is called weak by some since shampoo is almost immediately rinsed off the skin and hair. There are arguments to the contrary that residue will always remain.
While the claims are contentious, it is still clear that SLS is in no way good for you. Shampoo has anywhere from 10-20% content of this chemical which is nowhere near innocent. It is definitely advisable to rinse thoroughly after using it and to go [...]
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Male Pattern Hair Loss | Report
Baldness, Hair Thinning and Hair Loss
[ad#Ad-plus-sense]Hair loss can happen on any part of the body for a variety of reasons, and can range from being mild to severe. Male (and female) pattern hair loss is hair loss specifically from the head. Extreme forms of hair loss happen when there is hair loss all over the head and body.
Male Pattern Hair Loss
Male pattern hair loss (also known as androgenetic alopecia) is a progressive hair thinning condition and is the most common type of hair loss in men. Male pattern hair loss typically begins at the forehead, with the hairline gradually receding along the sides to form an ‘M’ shape. The remaining hair may become finer and shorter, with hair at the crown (back) of the head also beginning to thin. The amount of hair loss can vary amongst men and is usually influenced by an individual’s genetic make-up. In severe cases, the receding forehead hairline may eventually extend to the thinned crown, leaving a horseshoe pattern of hair around the sides of the head.
There are slight variations in how male pattern hair loss can happen. Frontal hair loss – hair loss happens from the hairline at the forehead but not at the crown. Vertex hair loss – hair loss happens at the crown but not the hairline at the forehead. Usually, most men will have a combination of both types of hair loss patterns.
Causes of Hair Loss
There are many different causes of hair loss including certain illnesses (including disorders of the [...]
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Thinning Hair – Coping with Alopecia Hair Loss
How to cope with hair loss from Alopecia Universalis
Listen to this audio>>>: Coping with Alopecia by Dr Nigel Hunt
[ad#Ad-plus-sense]Dr Nigel Hunt’s best friend was killed in a car crash nearly 14 years ago
He was so traumatised that his hair began to fall out.
This caused real problems in his relationship with his partner, who found it impossible to come to terms with his hair loss. In fact, she couldn’t even look at him.
Over a period of about 5 months Nigel lost the hair on his head (including his eyebrows and eyelashes) and on the rest of his body, a condition called Alopecia Universalis. He has now written a book on the subject.
Martha talks to Dr Nigel Hunt and to Becky Parker about how they cope with alopecia.
Coping with Alopecia by Dr Nigel Hunt and Dr Sue McHale published by Sheldon Press
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