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Physical trauma can trigger hair loss.
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The human body is very sensitive and when exposed to sudden physical trauma, it is shocked into dysfunctionality. There are a lot of normal functions that get disrupted like the circulatory system which in turn makes the body unable to properly absorb the essential nutrients. All of this contributes to hair loss as the scalp does not receive the required nourishment. But it isn t permanent and eventually your body will go back in order and hair fall will reduce.
T.E (Telogen Effluvium) leads to complete baldness.
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T.E will lead to thinning of the hair, and loss of hair in patches but not complete baldness. It can also result in a receding hairline. But isn t a permanent affliction and will go away with time. It is only a temporary pause in hair growth.
Which of the following are causes for alopecia?
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Although alopecia is directly linked to being a genetic disorder, it is basically the white blood cells in the body rebelling and attacking the hair follicles of your own body instead of existing in a protective function thereby causing the hair follicles to be damaged and impairing their growing properties also causing the hair to fall out in patches. It is an autoimmune disorder.
Consumption of junk food is related to hair loss.
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Diet is a major contributing factor in the making or breaking of a T.E cycle. The damage from T.E is not permanent but it can result from an unhealthy and non- nutritious diet. Limiting your calorie intake can lead to T.E as well as increasing it by leaps and bounds as is the case when you consume fast foods. Fast food is only a lot of processed fat and unhealthy if indulged in regularly. Fluctuations in weight can lead to T.E as well.
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