10 Causes of Hair Loss and Baldness
                     10 Causes of 
Hair Loss 
and Baldness
● Thyroid Issues Cause Hair Loss
● Hair Loss Following Pregnancy
● Medication-Induced Hair Loss
● Alopecia are a variety of hair loss 
conditions that affect men and 
women in different ways.
● Physical Trauma: A Shock to Hair 
Follicles
● Emotional Stress and Your Hair
● Diet Deficiencies: What You Eat 
Affects Your Hair
● Extreme Hair Care
● Hair Loss Caused by Infections
● Hair-Related Autoimmune Diseases
Thyroid Issues Cause 
Hair Loss
Because each illness produces a hormonal imbalance, 
hair loss can result from either an underactive thyroid, 
also known as hypothyroidism, or an overactive thyroid, 
often known as hyperthyroidism. Hormones play a role 
in practically every bodily function, including hair 
growth. Getting the appropriate treatment for either of 
these thyroid disorders will help you balance your 
hormones, stop hair loss, and begin to regrow your hair.
Hair Loss Following Pregnancy
Hair loss can also be caused by hormonal 
imbalances, particularly the dramatically 
shifting hormones that occur during 
pregnancy and childbirth. Hormone levels 
take longer to return to normal after 
pregnancy, so it’s not uncommon for post-
partum moms to observe thinning hair or 
even patches of baldness. This usually 
happens three months after the kid is 
born. Don’t panic; your hair follicles will 
recuperate along with the rest of your 
body. Hair loss is merely a temporary 
occurrence; your hair will regrow.
Medication-Induced Hair Loss
A variety of drugs used to treat 
common health disorders might cause 
hair loss as a side effect. Medications 
that thin the blood, oral contraceptives, 
antidepressants, NSAIDs, and beta and 
calcium channel blockers can all cause 
hair thinning or baldness. Hair loss can 
also be caused by too much vitamin A 
or retinoids, which are vitamin A-based 
medicines.
Alopecia are a variety of hair loss 
conditions that affect men and 
women in different ways
There are two forms of alopecia: alopecia 
areata and androgenic (androgenetic) 
alopecia, which are medical terms for hair 
loss. Hair loss can occur simply on the scalp or 
all over the body due to alopecia. It can cause 
hair loss, patches of hair loss, balding, or total 
baldness, and it can be permanent or 
temporary. Genetics is one of many possible 
factors. Discuss treatment options with your 
physician.
Physical Trauma: A Shock to Hair 
Follicles
Hair loss, frequently in the form of thinning hair — strands 
may break out in clumps — can occur when your body is 
subjected to severe physical stress, disrupting the natural 
cycle of hair development and resting. Any type of stress to 
the system, such as being in a serious accident, having 
surgery, getting burns, or becoming very ill, can shock the hair 
follicles, causing up to 75% of your hair to fall out, sometimes 
months later.
Emotional Stress and Your Hair
Hair loss, frequently in the form of 
thinning hair — strands may break out 
in clumps — can occur when your body 
is subjected to severe physical stress, 
disrupting the natural cycle of hair 
development and resting. Any type of 
stress to the system, such as being in a 
serious accident, having surgery, 
getting burns, or becoming very ill, can 
shock the hair follicles, causing up to 
75% of your hair to fall out, sometimes 
months later.
Diet Deficiencies: What You Eat 
Affects Your Hair
Essential vitamins and nutrients, such 
as protein, obtained from a nutritious, 
varied, and well-balanced diet promote 
excellent health throughout the body, 
ensuring that all of your organs and 
internal systems function properly. Poor 
nutrition or adhering to a highly 
restrictive crash or fad diet can cause 
nutrient shortages, which can 
contribute to hair loss ranging from 
thinning to patches of baldness.
Extreme Hair Care
You might cause substantial damage 
and breakage to strands in the pursuit 
of a fashionable hairstyle, which can 
lead to hair loss and thinning. Hair loss 
can be caused by over-shampooing or 
blow-drying, using heated styling 
equipment repeatedly, pulling on hair 
— whether from blow-drying or 
arranging it in a too-tight ponytail, for 
example — or touching the scalp too 
aggressively.
Hair Loss Caused by Infections
A variety of infections and illnesses can cause hair loss. A 
high-fever infection, a fungal skin infection, and bacterial 
infections such as syphilis can all cause balding or thinning 
hair. The underlying infection can be treated to restore hair 
growth and prevent future hair loss. As a result, your first step 
should be to seek medical attention for the primary health 
issue.
Hair-Related Autoimmune Diseases
Because alopecia areata is frequently 
associated with an autoimmune 
disease, some forms of hair loss are 
thought to be caused by, or at least 
related to, one of these medical 
conditions. Both diabetes and lupus are 
autoimmune diseases that can cause 
hair loss. This type of hair loss is not 
always reversible; in some cases, it is 
permanent. Medication and hair 
restoration surgery, on the other hand, 
may help compensate for any hair loss.
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