9 reasons for hair loss in women - Part 2

 With a few days delay publishing the second part of article 9 reasons for hair loss in women.
This section will introduce you to the other six causes of female hair loss.

If you have not read the first part of the article, you can do so here - 9 reasons for hair loss in women - Part 1

4. Lupus

Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the immune system begins to "attack" the healthy tissues in the body. The condition often affects women of childbearing age.

Symptoms include fatigue, headaches, mouth ulcers, swollen joints. For many people there and rash around the nose, and increased sensitivity to sunlight. Other symptoms include: fever, swelling of hands and feet, and the area around the eyes.

Hair loss can also be a sign of lupus. It can be light - loss of small quantities of hair while washing it, or severe appearances - hair falls in large quantities and there are rashes on the scalp.

5. Iron deficiency anemia

Women who go through hard times, or do not consume the necessary amount of foods rich in iron, can be prone to deficiency of an element. In these cases, the blood does not contain enough red blood cells that have the ability to "transport" the oxygen to all parts of the body, providing it with energy.

Symptoms include fatigue, pale skin, lack of energy. It is possible to experience and headache, difficulty in concentration, cold limbs, and hair loss. Any kind of exertion can cause shortness of breath.

6. Polycystic ovarian syndrome

The condition can begin its development even 11 years old. The reason for its occurrence is hormonal imbalance - ovaries produce excessive amounts of male hormones. Often polycystic ovarian syndrome can cause infertility.

When there is suffering facial hair, irregular menstrual periods, acne and ovarian cysts. Moreover, the hair may start to drip, and hair on the rest of the body to increase.

In most cases the condition can be treated with birth control pills, which contain potent antiandrogen that blocks testosterone. However necessary advice to provide the right treatment.



7. Skin diseases of the scalp

Unhealthy scalp can cause inflammation that can impede hair growth. Skin diseases that cause hair loss include seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis, fungal infections such as ringworm.

Consequently seborrheic dermatitis has flaking of the scalp. In these cases, notice greasy, yellowish scales on the hair and shoulders. The condition can be caused by hormonal changes or excessive skin fat.

Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease that causes extreme changes in the condition of skin cells and consequently appears very thick white layer-like crust. It can cause bleeding in an attempt to remove. Ringworm condition characterized by red patches on the scalp.

8. Alopecia Areata

Alopecia areata or alopecia brood, is an autoimmune disease in which the immune system "attacks" hair follicles. The exact reason for its occurrence is not yet known, but the condition can be caused by stress or illness.

It can cause a round, smooth patches of baldness due. They can occur both scalp and eyebrows or legs.

The complete loss of hair is known as alopecia totalis, while the part is called alopecia universalis. Some patients report numbness or irritation before starting the process of balding.


9. Excessive styling

When you shampoo, styling and coloring in large quantities, they can damage your hair. High temperatures and various chemicals weaken the hair, causing hair loss and damage.

Most often the damage is caused by a combination of painting, drying, use of styling products. You should avoid using appliances overcook hair. Moreover, the hair should not be painted with more than one color.

If using gel or hairspray should not allow it to dry before hair can be resolved. Her condition does not only affect our appearance, it is an important indicator of health. If you suffer from hair loss, consult your doctor.