Reasons for Hair Fall and How to Stop Hair Fall
Shedding of hair is a part of everyday life. On average its fine to lose around 80 strands a day, if you begin to shed considerably more than that or you notice that your hair is not growing back, then yes there is a reason to worry. Hair loss can be genetic or reactive. In the first type you are genetically predisposed to hair thinning and as you age there is a gradual reduction in hair volume. The reactive type of hair loss is triggered by some internal imbalance of the body like illness, stress, or nutritional deficiency. There are many reasons that trigger hair fall some of the most common reasons being: Hormonal Imbalance A hormonal imbalance can lead to many health and beauty issues like acne, hair loss and weight gain. Oestrogens or the female hormones are 'hair friendly' and keeps hair re-growth at optimal levels. Androgens or the male hormones are on the other hand not very hair friendly and can curtail the hair growth cycle. Any hormonal disord...