Women who suffer from
androgenetic alopecia may lose large amounts of hair. Though this type of hair
loss is more common in older women, it can occur at any age, including the
teenage years. Thyroid disorders, anemia and pregnancy can cause young females
to lose their hair. Young women may also lose their hair due to skin conditions
such as seborrheic dermatitis and scalp psoriasis. Women who suffer from
polycystic ovarian syndrome may also lose their hair at a young age.
Hormonal
imbalances due to circumstances such as childbirth can cause temporary hair
loss in young females. Autoimmune conditions such as alopecia areata, which is
a condition that causes the woman's immune system to attack her hair follicles,
causes hair loss in young women. Young females may also lose their hair due to
ringworm infections on the scalp or conditions such as scarring alopecia.
Medications
used to treat cancer, high blood pressure and heart problems may cause hair
loss in young women. Some birth control pills could also cause a woman to lose
greater amounts of her hair. Radiation therapy to the head, hairstyles that
pull the hair tight, hot oil treatments that cause inflammation of hair
follicles, and trigger events such as stress, emotional shock and excessive
weight loss may cause hair loss in young women.
Young women
who suffer from trichotillomania, which is a hair-pulling disorder, often lose
large amounts of hair.For more information and appointments call 9004839333 at
our clinics at Malad,Juhu and Bandra in Mumbai.
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