How To Naturally Regrow Lost Hair

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Do you ever worry about your hair? I'm not referring to the huge patch growing on your lower back, but to the fuzz on your head. As for the back hair, you can simply wax it off. However, keeping the hair on your head can be a bit trickier. As you may already seen it starts with that gob of follicles from the shower drain. If you’re at this point, then perhaps you're checking your scalp from front to back in the mirror. Don’t bother anymore, as this is completely normal. It’s human reaction to want to know how much hair is missing and where it's missing from.

Here are some of the factors related to hair loss:

 Insufficient Protein in Diet: A proper amount of protein intake is needed to maintain normal hair growth. Protein sources are foods such as meat, chicken, fish, eggs, cheese, beans, nuts and grains. If there is not enough protein intake the body tends to save on protein by putting hair follicles into an inactive static state. Over a longer period of time (a few months) it may provoke serious shedding of the hair. However, an increased protein intake may stop the hair loss process. 
 Iron deficiency:  At times, iron deficiency may lead to hair loss. Such deficiencies can be discovered and corrected by medical drugs intake.

 Medication: There are people for which, prescription drugs can determine temporary hair shedding. Of course, if you decide to take any prescription drugs whether short term or ongoing it is highly recommended to check it with your doctor for medical advice.

 Birth Control Pills: In the case of women who begin losing their hair when taking birth control pills there is normally a genetic predisposition to hair thinning condition.
 Pregnancy & Childbirth. In case of giving birth to a baby that is larger than normal weight, woman's hair will enter the inactive or so-called static phase. This is why within a couple of months after pregnancy some women may experience larger than normal amounts of hair falling when combing or brushing the hair.
 
 Common Baldness:  Generally it refers to male-pattern baldness which is the most common cause of hair loss disease and usually it is a genetic trait. Men who start losing their hair at an early age are more likely to develop more extensive baldness and their hair loss basically results in a receding hair line and baldness on the top of the head. Women may also develop female-pattern baldness where the hair becomes thinner over the entire scalp.

 Cancer Chemotherapy: Certain types of medications prescribed in chemotherapy treatment may cause hair cells to stop dividing. The hair will become thinner and break off within one to three weeks after completing the treatment. The patient might lose up to 90% of their head hair but the hair can rejuvenate after completing the treatment.
Influenza & Infections: People suffering from Influenza (a severe infection and/or high fever) may experience more than normal hair loss. The effect can take place within three months of illness and in most cases it rectifies itself; however, if the disease persists then professional medical help should be asked.

 Shock: Any major shock to the bodies system such as a surgery, for instance, may cause an increase in the hair shedding within a couple of months that ultimately will correct itself. 
Thyroid:  Hair loss can be caused because of an over or under active thyroid but it can be reversed with the right treatment.
Alopecia:  Androgenic Alopecia is a common type of hair loss where the hair thins from the front of the head moving progressively to back and top of the head. There is no definite known cure although there are treatments available dependent on the cause of the condition. In the event that hair loss is caused by a temporary condition i.e. stress, iron deficiency, medication etc then early treatment may prove effective.
In the case of Alopecia Areata the hair falls out leaving smooth round patches on the scalp surface.
 Traction Alopecia:  may be determined by the use of very tight ‘hair rollers’ or ‘pigtails’ that pull on your hair causing scarring on the scalp and ultimately lead to permanent hair loss. Where the pulling effect is stopped before any scarring on the scalp then the hair will start growing back as usual.

 Hair Loss Treatments: There are couples of medicinal treatments available for hair loss disease that may be applied to the scalp; however you should ask for medical advice before initiating any such treatment. 

Other options are hair transplants, wigs; partial hairpieces. Usually a good hairstylist may often be very successful in hiding thinning hair areas. Treatments are available regarding on your type of hair loss. In case a medication is causing your hair loss then your doctor should be able to prescribe a different medication. Identifying and treating an infection may also help stop the hair loss as with correcting a hormone imbalance.

Laser Hair Therapy (LHT) is a new non-surgical approach to hair loss, thinning hair and baldness treatment. A soft halo of light is created around the scalp by a 'cool' or low light laser, which stimulates cell metabolism and causes damaged cells to be fixed. Although laser therapy for hair loss treatment is not your best option, there may be another type of treatment right for you.  
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