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Swelling or thickening of the galea (membrane over the scalp) causes pressure on the blood vessels feeding the papilla (hair roots). This is the #1 cause of hair loss in men, and is generally caused by an overproduction of dihydrotestosterone. This tissue generally remains thin and elastic in females, but in many males, this tissue (over the crown and top part of the scalp) thickens and constricts blood flow through the capillaries.
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In addition, certain factors can cause the sebaceous
glands to overproduce sebum (oil), clogging hair follicles and leading to
thinning hair and baldness. Dandruff and various "sticky" hair
products can combine with sebum and multiply the effect. Also, sebum
contains dihydrotestosterone (DHT) which is then re-absorbed into the
bloodstream through the scalpthis can be very damaging for men who are
susceptible to DHT.
Hair Loss and your
health
In many cases although not as common, simple health issues, such as a
thyroid
imbalance (due to iodine deficiency), stress (causing muscle tension and
constriction of blood vessels in the scalp), and even specific vitamin
deficiencies can lead to poor hair growth and eventual hair loss. ORDER
Alopecia itself is Baldness. Alopecia affects the hair follicle and causes hair loss. Just about anyone can suffer from Alopecia, leaving in some cases the obvious hair loss, depression and psychological trama.
Alopecia totalis: is the loss of most of the hair on the head. This tytpe of hair loss involves the loss of all body hair.
Alopecia areata: is partial hair loss. Here you will find yourself losing hair in clumps even though on other parts of your head your hair is full and healthy. Did you know over 2 million Americans suffer from alopecia areata?
Currently there is no known cure for Alopecia.
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