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Male Pattern Baldness

Homeopathy has various treatments for hair loss depending on the cause of the problem. A skilled homeopath studies the case history of a patient in detail so that the root of the problem can be found. Once they have evaluated the cause, suitable homeopathic medicine is prescribed to the patient. It helps to strengthen the hair roots, naturally without any side effects. Homeopathy helps to regulate hormonal imbalance.

In Male pattern baldness, the most common type of hair loss in men is androgenic alopecia. Everybody loses hair, perhaps up to 100 strands a day. They fall out, then grow back in, and again the cycle begins. But ultimately, most people will begin to realize they’re losing more than before and it’s not growing back. Most of the 85% of men will have some sort of hair loss in their lifetime. It can happen for different reasons.

Homeopathic Treatment For Male Pattern Baldness in Hadapsar

Causes:

The two main factors in which men normally lose their hair: genetics and hormones.

 Hormonal Cause – the chemical imbalance of a hormone called DHT or dihydrotestosterone is a common cause of male pattern baldness.
DHT is a chemical derivative of testosterone, created when the androgen gets mixed with an enzyme called 5-alpha-reductase, DHT hinders the proper growth of hair follicles. These factors contribute to the gradual shrinkage of the tiny cavities in the skin at the base of hairs, known as scalp hair follicles. Hair grows progressively shorter and finer until no new hairs grow.
 Genetic – Several genes are involved, accounting for differing ages of onset, progression, pattern and severity of hair loss in family members. The vulnerability genes are inherited from both mother and father. At this time, genetic testing for prediction of balding is unreliable.

Signs and Symptoms:

Baldness often begins in the hairline, with the flat or mildly receded hairline you previously had turned into a more obvious V-shaped hairline.
 Gradual thinning on top of the head.
 Sudden loosening of hair or excessive hair fall while showering or brushing.