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Hair
Loss
By: Hasson And Wong
Hair Loss Remedy

2. General Information
• The human head had 100,000 hair
follicles
• Hair grows 1 centimeter every month
• 90% of the hair on your head is growing
at one time
• Hair Loss occurs in both men and
women

3. Causes
1) Genetic
• Male-Pattern Baldness (Androgenic alopecia) is caused by
a sex hormone called DHT
• It is sex linked autosomal dominant
1) Hormonal
• Hair can fall out when the thyroid glad is either overactive
or under active
1) Hair will also fall out during an illness or surgery due to stress
2) Chemotherapy also causes hair to fall out
3) 3 months after having a baby women tend to loose hair because
of the hormone changes
4) Hair can also call out because of a fungal infection

4. Symptoms
 Hair falls out in chucks or the natural hair line
recedes
 Hair may thin in certain spots instead of falling
out
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Medical Encyclopedia

5. Treatment
 There is no treatment for genetic male-
pattern baldness (Alopecia) or for
hormonal hair loss
 Hair grows very fast so for most other hair
loss (stress, illness, or chemotherapy) it is
only temporary
 Rogaine is used by some men to help hair
grow is any bald spots
 Hair transplants are also used

6. Cures and Prevention
 There are no cures for hair loss
 There is not really any prevention for
hair loss either other then taking good
care of your hair

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8. Links
 FamilyDoctor.org (medical site on hair
loss)
 Wikipedia (information of baldness)
 Medline Plus (great information on hair
loss and great pictures)
 USA Today (Health Encyclopedia -
Diseases and Conditions)
 Medicinenet.com (more good information)
 FloridaHealthFinder (hair transplant
information)