A study revolving around treating hair loss made a caution to women who use oral contraceptives to cure this hair problem. They should be care in picking out contraceptives that contain only little or no androgenic activity like ethynodiol diacetate or norgestimate.
Two Types of Hair Loss in Women
Androgenetic Alopecia In men, this kind is what is mostly known as male-pattern baldness. This is because the deficiency begins at the front of the scalp. It then goes back over a period of time. The hair at the center thins out. In women, on the other hand, Androgenetic alopecia the thinning is uniform. If this kind of baldness is experienced by a woman, she may have polycystic ovarian syndrome.Alopecia Areata In the USA, two percent of its population is affected by an immune disease known as Alopecia areata. This occurrence affects anyone. It arises in many different intensity of severity. It can be round small spot, which may grow back even without the need of a medical treatment. It can also be chronic or long-term, which is characterized by extremely excessive hair fall. It may result to losing all the hair in your body.
This can be treated through therapies such as topical immunotherapy, glucocorticoids, biological-response modifiers, and anthralin. Ask a medical professional to guide you on which of the following is right for your age. Lighter condition may notice more positive results than severe cases.
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