January 31, 2011
The scientific term for hair loss is “alopecia.” When caused by hair loss hormones, the term becomes “androgenic alopecia.” There are many causes for hair loss, including heredity factors, aging, illness and infectious diseases, nervous disorders, toxic substances, injury, and severe radiation. But hair loss hormones, combined with genetic factors, are responsible for the most […]
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January 31, 2011
Alopecia is loosely defined as hair loss. There are many types of alopecia symptoms, caused by many different factors. Hair loss can be genetic, self-induced, partial, total, caused by drugs, diseases or medical treatment, caused by parasites, or stress-related. While these are only a few of the possible causes for hair loss, it’s important to […]
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