Female Alopecia
March 25th, 2008 Filed Under Uncategorized
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It is very rare for a woman to have hair loss because hair loss patterns always apply on men. But some women suffer from hair loss too. This condition is called female alopecia. These can be inherited or it sometimes appears when a woman reaches the menopausal period or earlier. The hair follicles in females somehow shrink and it becomes very dysfunctional causing hair loss.
When you have female alopecia, there is a thinning hair along the crown and sometimes in the frontal scalp. Just these parts suffer from hair loss, no total hair loss found in many patients because that is very rare to happen.
This condition can be permanent. If it is ok with the female to have this condition, there is really no required treatment at all. But as the saying goes “the hair is every female’s crowning glory. I think female alopecia does matter. Our hair, especially for the girls makes up our whole appearance.
When you notice that your hair is thinning, you should carefully watch over it before it gets worse. When scalp appears because of the hair loss, you can use some other hair accessories to hide it. Always make sure that you do not expose your hair to direct sunlight. Always wear aprotective hat or bring an umbrella with you always.
The most approved topical cream for female alopecia in the US is minoxidil. It is available over the counter and promises good results. Among the female using this, they found it to be very effective for hair loss despite the fact that it is kind of expensive.
Always have proper self care when you have this condition. Always find way to stop hair loss. Consult your doctor to give you the proper medication. Always remember, your hair greatly improves your appearance, so take care of your hair to prevent hair loss.
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