Hair loss can be considered abnormal if the hair falls in large quantities and it does not grow back at a normal rate. In each case, when we notice exaggerated hair loss, we intervene with adequate treatment to stimulate the hair follicle, also helping the circulation of the blood.



Sometimes there is a connection between weak hair and nails and disease symptoms. However, weak hair and nails and disease symptoms are, on other occasions, just signs of stress or a poor hygiene. It all depends on the case.



Treatment becomes truly efficient if it is effective in two directions: - if it stops hair loss; - if it stimulates the normal growth of hair again. If we lose more than 40-60 strands of hair per day, we can speak of hair loss, alopecia. Hair loss may occur in spots and on a wide area, namely in a diffuse fashion. Both instances can lead to irreversible baldness if the hair growth base dies. However, if the hair growth base does not die, and only the division of matrix cells within it stops for a while, then the baldness is only temporary.

The purpose of the treatment for temporary hair loss is the stimulation of the division of matrix cells that regenerate the strands of hair, and the intensification of the keratin deposits and of the scalp’s metabolism.

Characteristics of androgenetic alopecia

The confusion of hormonal receptors and the loss of hair can be noticed on the top of the head. The scalp becomes thin, atrophied and shiny. There can be dilations of the hair strand arteries, but the orifice through which the hair strand exits the skin is not visible. The formation of this disease starts at a young age. The purpose of therapy is the delay baldness using adequate treatment.

Characteristics of alopecia seborrhoea

The domination of male hormones stimulates extreme production by sebum glands, which leads to the formation of seborrhoea. Seborrhoea the intense change of hair, unpleasant itchiness of the scalp, and also the hair becomes very oily very fast. Hair loss begins at the temples and at the top of the head. The strand of hair in this cases becomes thin, loses its shine and lacks nutrition.



Other causes for hair loss include: thyroidal problems, as well as problems with the kidneys and female hormones, long term fever, the consumption of anti-coagulants, weight loss medication, diet (poor nutrition, unilateral nutrition), bad blood circulation, low blood pressure, birth control pills, lack or overdose of vitamins, losing hair at an old age. Hair loss caused by stress. The life cycle of the hair is shortened, many strands of hair suddenly enter the telogen phase. It can be caused by: physical or mental fatigue, news of death, accidents, fear of hair loss in itself. Losing hair in patches. In this case, the hair falls in large quantities, but only in certain areas. Causes include: psychological reasons, local infections, inflammations, hormonal problems.