More Causes of Hair Loss

Temporary hair loss may occur together with a high fever, a severe illness, iron deficiency, thyroid disorders, general anesthesia, hormonal imbalance, drug treatments, extreme stress and in women after a childbirth. 

Hair loss is often a particular symptom of many different diseases, although it can also occur with the stress of an illness. The pattern of hair loss differs in most people and is unlike male pattern baldness. Hair loss is often the first and only manifestation of many diseases and usually, the majority of hair comes back when the disease has gone or is being adequately treated. Diseases such as Addison’s disease, Hyperthyroidism, Hypothyroidism, Iron Dieciencym Scarring, Seborrheic Dermatitis, Secondary Syphilis, Systemic Lupus Erythematosus and Vitiligo and others are associated with hair loss.

Hair loss can be the result from a poor diet or a rapid weight loss.  You should go back to a nutritious diet and consult with your doctor. 

Alopecia prematura is a type of hair loss that begins early in adulthood, late teens or early twenties, and has all sorts of patterns and degrees up to almost total baldness of the scalp.  The cause of alopecia prematura lies in one's heredity. 

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Trichotillomania involves the pulling out if healthy hair intentionally. It is a usually a temporary, personal habit that has no permanent consequence. It can be a symptom of a serious emotional or psychiatric problem, mostly seen in children and adults. It involves one pulling out individual strands of hair, usually from the scalp, although eyebrows, eyelashes and pubic hair can also be involved. The hair is usually manipulated such as being wrapped around a finger in a ritualized type of way.

Alopecia areata involves patches of baldness. This is usually in small circular areas on the scalp and it is quite common, affecting 1 in 100 people in the US. Experts belive it to be autoimmune, meaning the body’s cells (in this instance the pailla/bulb area) and antibodies attack themselves.  The causes of this condition remain unexplained.  

Alopecia areata is a condition that usually occurs in young adults and can occur in men and women equally though it is more common in men in Italy and Spain. Some 80% of people with this type of alopecia have hair re-growth eventually, although many people have recurrent battles with this disease. In most cases the hair grows back, however it may be very fine and possibly white before normal coloration and thickness return.