To determine the reason behind hair fall, you should understand the stages of hair growth in the first place. The first phase is termed as anagen phase which lasts for around 2 to 7 years while the second phase is catagen phase lasting for 10 to 14 days during which hair growth comes to a halt due to lack of blood supply. The last phase is telogen phase where the dead hair falls out while the follicles rest for about 2 to 3 months. If you are affected by hair fall that cannot be ignored, you should consult a homeopathic expert for relief.
Which of these medical conditions can lead to loss of hair and baldness?
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Alopecia areata is a form of an autoimmune disease that leads to hair fall in small and random patches. The loss of hair affects the scalp in most cases even though it can occur in other parts of the body as well. The exact cause of alopecia is not yet found, but it is mostly seen in people who have a family history of autoimmune disorders like rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes. Fortunately, there is a homeopathic remedy available for preventing future hair loss. Alopecia areata is absolutely curable with Homoeopathic medicines and the treatment depends on the constitution of the patient. There is no specific medicine as such as medicine may vary according to the individual. So better to consult a Homoeopathic Doctor.
There is only a single pattern for hair fall.
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Hair loss can appear in different forms including alopecia areata which tends to occur in patches while another type is baldness where the whole scalp starts losing hair. Another pattern is androgenetic alopecia which can be further divided into male and female pattern baldness. But no matter what kind of hair fall you are suffering from, there is a homeopathic remedy for all. If you are not able to discern what kind of hair loss you are affected with, you can always seek advice from an expert.
There are homeopathic medicines available for treating hair loss occurring due to childbirth and menopause.
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Homeopathic remedies such as Natrum muriaticum and Pulsatillapratensis are both considered excellent remedies for treating hair fall in women who have just had childbirth or are going through menopause. Such people also have an absence of thirst for water and often suffer from headaches as well. If you are going through these problems accompanied by a remarkable rate of hair fall, you should consider taking homeopathic remedies.
If you are anemic, then homeopathic medicines cannot help in preventing hair fall.
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There are numerous homeopathic medicines such as Cinchona officinalis, Borax and Calcareaphosphorica that can treat loss of hair in anemic patients. Such individuals also have a problem that their hair sticks together and form clusters which make it difficult to detangle them while combing. As a result, there is a significant amount of hair loss which keeps on rising on a regular basis. Before taking these medicines, it is important to consult with an expert who can help you choose the best medicine as per your physical conditions and medical history.
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