Hidden Causes of Hair Loss
The article highlights the causes of hair loss unrelated to genetics and explains that external factors such as stress, physical trauma, vitamin D and iron deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, exposure of the scalp to heat or chemical treatments, play a role in damaging hair follicles and causing sudden or continual hair loss. It also notes that a hair loss rate exceeding 50 to 100 hairs per day warrants medical consultation to determine the precise causes. Temporary conditions often require simple care, while issues persisting for more than six months or accompanied by bald patches necessitate specialized treatment, with an emphasis on addressing the underlying causes to achieve effective results.
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