Details Written by Super User Last Updated: 14 March 2024 14Mar Why Does My Scalp Feel Greasy? People may experience all kinds of hair problems or concerns, but sometimes the problem isn’t the hair itself, it’s the scalp. In some cases, people might suffer from a greasy scalp, for example. The question is, what can you do about it?
Details Written by Super User Last Updated: 05 March 2024 05Mar What is Osteopontin? Osteopontin – it’s not a word most of us have heard of. You might guess that it has something to do with bone, given the osteo part of the word meaning just that.
Details Written by Super User Last Updated: 21 February 2024 21Feb What is Low Local Estrone Alopecia? You likely already know that alopecia is the name for hair loss. There are several kinds of alopecia too, such as alopecia areata, alopecia universalis, and telogen effluvium. These refer to different types of hair loss, depending on where it occurs and on the cause.
Details Written by Super User Last Updated: 19 February 2024 15Feb Thyroid Disease and Hair Loss Hair loss is something many people experience at some point in their lives. It can occur simply through aging, while some people might be predisposed to experiencing it if others in their family already have it.
Details Written by Super User Last Updated: 09 February 2024 09Feb A Smoothie Recipe Stacked with Super Antioxidants for Healthy Hair Growth If you want healthier hair, what would be the first step you would take to achieve that? Chances are you might look at swapping out your shampoo and conditioner or maybe speaking to your hair stylist for advice. The point is, you’d likely focus on your hair, which does make sense, but you may not think about what you eat or drink to help it grow.
Details Written by Super User Last Updated: 30 January 2024 30Jan How to Treat or Manage Ingrown Hairs Do you suffer from Pseudofolliculitis barbae? How about ingrown hairs? The former is the official terminology given to the latter. However, PFB – the thankfully shortened term for the disorder – is a chronic version of ingrown hairs.
Details Written by Super User Last Updated: 17 January 2024 17Jan How to Take Care of Your Hair After Chemotherapy Our hair can change in many ways as we go through life. It can change color, turning gray or white if our genes have that in store for us. It can become thinner or more brittle. We can experience hormonal hair loss, particularly during perimenopause. But we can also experience medical hair loss, and one way this can occur is via chemotherapy treatment for cancer.
Details Written by Super User Last Updated: 04 January 2024 04Jan How Menopause Affects Hair Growth in Women According to statistics, around three quarters of women experience one or more menopausal symptoms at this stage of life. These symptoms can occur in the build-up to menopause (known as perimenopause or ‘peri’ for short) and may continue once the woman has stopped her menstrual cycle. Women are not said to be in menopause until they’ve gone 12 months without having a period.
Details Written by Super User Last Updated: 28 December 2023 28Dec Hair Loss Causes in Children Many people view hair loss as part of aging, especially if older family members have experienced it. In some cases, you can’t stop hair loss from happening. As an adult, you might experience hormonal hair loss at certain times or maybe medical hair loss if you have a condition or illness that might cause it.
Details Written by Super User Last Updated: 19 December 2023 18Dec Does Psoriatic Arthritis Cause Hair Loss? Most people have heard of arthritis. While osteoarthritis is the most common type, there are other types including rheumatoid arthritis. Another less common type is called psoriatic arthritis. This can affect someone who has psoriasis, a skin condition that leads to an overproduction of skin cells.