There are many reasons your hair may be falling out. There are many options that you have to consider, whether your hair is falling out temporarily, permanently, or reversibly.
It is important to see a doctor in order to diagnose the root cause of hair loss.
We will discuss the most common, traditional, and alternative treatments for hair loss in women. Hormonal changes such as pregnancy, menopause or stress can cause hair loss. However, this may not be a treatment option. The body will adjust to the changes and the hair loss will stop.
Most nutritional deficiencies can be corrected by dietary changes, supplementation, and guidance from a registered dietitian or doctor. If the deficiency is due to an underlying medical condition, a doctor’s guidance is required.
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Topical Minoxidil solution
This over-the-counter medication (OTC) is also known as Rogaine and can be used by men or women suffering from alopecia areata.
The drug is available in liquid or foam form. It is applied daily to the scalp. The drug can cause hair loss, including more severe cases. New growth may also be less dense and shorter than usual. It may be necessary to continue using it for six months or longer to prevent further hair loss and encourage regrowth.
Prescription of spironolactone tablets
Aldactone is another name for the drug spironolactone. It works by changing hormones to reduce hair loss. It binds to androgen receptors, decreasing the body’s testosterone processing.
It is not a universally accepted treatment for androgenic hair loss.
Corticosteroid injections
Corticosteroids may be used to treat hair loss caused by alopecia areata in women who have experienced hair loss.
You may notice hair growth in as little as four weeks. Treatment can be repeated every four to six week. Side effects of injections include:
Skin atrophy
A thinning of the scalp skin
There are also topical corticosteroids, but they may not be as effective and can cause side effects.
Hair pieces and wigs
Hair loss can be either permanent or chronic in some cases. Some men prefer to deal with hair loss in a non-medical manner. Hairpieces and wigs can be used to hide hair loss.
In the last few years, hairpieces and wigs have improved tremendously. The cost of a hairpiece or wig might be covered by an insurance company if the individual is suffering from a medical condition.