Due to excessive use of chemical products, hair fall has become common these days. But sometimes hairfall is not just because of chemicals or pollution but it can lead to some more serious issues. Some hair loss is genetic, many are due to excessive use of chemicals and heat products, but there are some medical conditions that can cause hair loss too. Scroll below to know the variety of medical conditions that cause hair loss.
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Medical conditions that can cause hair loss
Nutritional deficiencies
Hair loss is common due to deficiency of many essential vitamins and minerals including iron, zinc, niacin, fatty acids, selenium, vitamins D, A and E, folic acid, biotin, amino acids, proteins and antioxidants.
Fungal infections
Human trichomycosis causes severe hair loss. Dandruff is the most common problem in fungal infection which is found in every person. It causes itching and oily scalp along with hair fall. Prescription shampoo or antifungal medicines can be used to avoid fungal infection.
Autoimmune disorders
Hair loss is also caused by autoimmune disorders. Thyroid hormones control the way our body uses energy. Due to the lack of sufficient thyroid hormone, the function of the body slows down, due to which hair growth also decreases.
Cancer
There is no problem of hairfall due to cancer, although some treatments of this deadly disease, such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy can cause hair loss on the body and head. Once the radiation and chemical therapy is over, your hair will regrow.
Diabetes
If you have Type 2 diabetes, then you may have to go through the problem of hairfall. Type 2 diabetes greatly reduces the oxygen and nutrient supply present in the body, due to which hair follicles get damaged. It results in thinning of hair, lack of hair growth, brittle hair etc.
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