What causes severe hair loss in girls?

The problem of hair loss may be seen in both men and women. Some women may have more serious hair loss than men, but the causes of hair loss in women are very complicated and can be affected by many factors. For example, this is also related to the absorption of some nutrients in the individual's body, and the interference of diseases cannot be ruled out. So what are the causes of heavy hair growth for girls?

1. Female hair loss is related to many factors. For example, excessive thinking may lead to autonomic nervous system disorders, poor rest, and insomnia. Some patients have heavy menstrual flow, which may cause anemia during menstruation. The combination of multiple factors can lead to relatively severe hair loss in women. Secondly, women’s hair is relatively long, and during the transmission process of nutrients, it will be stimulated by external pulling. Insufficient nutrition supply can also lead to hair loss. The use of cytotoxic drugs, postpartum hair loss, and female androgenic alopecia are also causes of hair loss. Therefore, for this situation, multiple factors need to be treated together.

2. Severe hair loss in girls may mean that some young women experience hair loss after puberty. The most common type of hair loss is androgenic alopecia, also known as premature baldness or seborrheic alopecia. Its symptoms occur gradually after puberty. The hair on the top of the head or at the front hairline becomes thinner, softer, and sparser. When combing your hair, you will find that the hairline becomes wider. More hair falls out every day. This situation often has a certain family history. If your father or mother has this condition, androgenic alopecia can be treated. You can go to the hospital for treatment. Generally, some external medications can play a certain therapeutic role. Some severe patients can also use some oral medications to relieve or improve the hair loss condition.

3. The causes of female hair loss are many and complex. The most common one is androgenic alopecia, and there are also telogen effluvium, traction alopecia, and pathological alopecia. The most common type of androgenic alopecia is caused by genetic factors, which leads to thinning hair on the entire scalp. It is also common for some postpartum women to experience telogen effluvium, which is caused by the effects of estrogen and progesterone in the body. Some dancers experience traction alopecia, which is characterized by a receding hairline, because the hair is pulled too tightly, causing it to fall out. There are also some pathological hair loss, such as hair loss caused by thyroid disease and abnormal immune function. In addition, malnutrition caused by women's weight loss, lack of trace elements such as calcium, iron, zinc, selenium and anemia can also lead to hair loss. In short, there are many reasons for hair loss, which require specific analysis.