subject: Menopause and Hair Loss is Real and Quite Common [print this page] Author: John Farikani Author: John Farikani
Are you one of the many people who doesn't know that menopause and hair loss is real and quite common? There is nothing to be ashamed of because most believe this is a problem that mostly affects men. However, hair loss is very common in women. For women, this makes them feel subconscious and insecure as it isn't the norm for them to lose their hair. Furthermore, their problem occurs in a different manner than it does in men. For the latter, theirs usually begins with a bald spot, thinning or with the hairline receding. Often, this results in baldness on the entire top half of the scalp. In women, it is usually a problem consisting of hair thinning, mostly toward the top of the scalp. It leaves women emotionally crushed and constantly looking for ways to hide it. The only problem is that they are looking for ways to hide it, usually in the form of chemicals or other damaging ways which tend to cause more hair loss. Is someone close to you experiencing the difficulty of both menopause and hair loss?
If so, you must surely be seeing the differences in their attitude and behavior that comes with the change in hormones, which in turn causes women to lose their hair. Previously, women used perms to conceal their problem, or back-combed it to look fuller, as well as other styles. Thankfully, there is a solution for women who are dealing with this issue now. It comes in the form of either oral medication, supplements and topical solution in combination, or simply the solution. For hair loss that is too far gone, at minimum you can use the treatment to maintain the remaining hair. If your problem is treated early on, menopause and hair loss can be a thing of the past for you as you can regrow much of it and maintain it forever. About the Author:
