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Hair loss is a problem that faces many people. Usually it is thought to occur in older people. However, for certain reasons it can occur in younger people as well. So how do you know what causes hair loss? This is the way to figure out how to treat your hair loss. It can occur for many reasons, from medical conditions, genetics and even diet. Many different medical conditions can cause hair loss. One condition that is most common in children is tinea capitis or scalp ringworm. This is a fungal infection that causes many things from hair loss to oozing from the scalp. Folliculitis is inflammation or an infection of a follicle of hair. This can cause hair loss if it goes untreated. It usually presents itself as a little bump on your head but may turn into a big boil if untreated. Genetics can play a big role in your hair loss. Androgen alopecia is the most common form of hair loss, which is why it is often referred to as common baldness. It is hair loss that comes from your genes. It is also referred to as Male Pattern Baldness or even Female Pattern Baldness though they differ in the way that t hey make you lose your hair. The good news is that there are different medications that can help with this. Also there are new tests that can determine if you have gene that will make you lose your hair. And since it comes from your parents, you know if they have, then there is a chance you may as well. Another way your genes can cause hair loss is through an autoimmune disorder called alopecia areata. This disorder makes your immune system attack your hair follicles, causing them to fall out. Poor nutrition can even cause your hair to fall out. With women trying to look their best these days, a lot of them are turning to extreme measures to make their bodies look good, such as anorexia and bulimia. These harmful disorders deprive your body of the nutrients it needs to function properly. This can cause hair loss at the very least. Even vegetarians can suffer from this if they do not get enough iron and protein into their diet. It is important for your hair (and the rest of your body as well) to make sure that you get the proper nutrients. This can be accomplished through a low fat, high protein diet and taking a multivitamin formulated for healthy hair, skin and nails. There are many answers to the question what causes hair loss. It could be one thing or many different factors that case your hair to be falling out. However, there are also many treatments designed to treat the many different forms of hair loss, from pills, creams, shampoos and even herbs and supplements. A dermatologist is the best one to help you figure out what form of treatment you should be using to combat your specific form of hair loss.
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