Causes of female hair loss
Potential causes for female baldness or androgenetic alopecia in women include
- Genetics
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Hormonal imbalance
- Stress and anxiety
- Pregnancy
- Excessive hair styling
Why do women experience female pattern hair loss?
We have more than 100,000 hair follicles on our head, while losing around 100-120 hairs per day. Growth, loss, and regeneration are a common part of a hair’s overall life cycle, and is a part of the normal functioning of the scalp.
For some women, the amount of hair loss over time is greater than average, which could be signs of deeper rooted issues within the body. The chronic loss of hair long-term can lead to additional stress and diminished quality of living leading to further female pattern hair loss.
While there can be different reasons for female pattern hair loss, there are key indicators that provide better insights. Areas such as nutritional deficiency, hormonal issues, genetic predisposition, exogenous toxins, and other factors can lead to hair loss. Predetermined risk factors that can lead to androgenetic alopecia and autoimmune conditions such as alopecia in women, can also be contributing factors.
The risk of hair loss can occur at any stage in life, which is why it is important to get a complete female pattern hair loss test kit at home. It may show signs at puberty, during times of high stress, and around menopause, which is when hair loss may be accelerated for a range of reasons. Hair loss in women can also occur with age, and is higher for women with a familial history of hair loss in their family.
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