Hair Loss Treatment in Hyderabad

Hair Loss

The way your hair looks is a big part of how beautiful you feel. So, when hair loss starts, it can be a big setback for many people. Hair loss can happen in one spot or all over the scalp, and it can be short-term or long-term. Hereditary hair loss is common, and some people choose to live with it, while others go to the doctor to stop further hair loss and get their hair to grow back. The best way to treat hair loss is to talk to Dr. Keerthana Kalva about what’s causing it and what treatments are available.

If you lose more than 50–150 hairs a day, that’s a major sign of hair loss. Other signs include thinning hair on top of the head, a receding hairline in men, circular or patchy bald spots, and pulling out a handful of hair while combing, washing, or just gently pulling.

What makes hair fall out?

Medical conditions and changes in hormones can cause hair loss. For example, hormones change during pregnancy, thyroid disease, childbirth, and menopause. These changes can be treated, and hair can grow back. Alopecia areata and trichotillomania are two other medical conditions that can cause hair loss. If you have either of these conditions, you should see a doctor right away to get help.
Side effects of medicines: Hair loss is a common side effect of medicines used to treat depression, heart problems, cancer, arthritis, gout, and high blood pressure. The hair loss gets better when the medicine is stopped.
After a stressful event like surgery, a fever, or an emotional or physical shock, a lot of hair falls out. This kind of hair loss is usually reversible.
Treatments and styles for hair, such as straightening, chemicals in hair dye, hot air blow-drying, and tight ponytails, can cause hair to fall out and need to be fixed to prevent permanent hair loss.
Family history of baldness: Baldness can be caused by genes, and men are more likely than women to get it.
People lose their hair when they don’t get enough vitamins and minerals from the food they eat or when they go on strict crash diets.