"I can sleep, swim, play hockey - just live my life as if I wasn't losing my hair. It is terrific - it's a second skin. I'm going to love this."
Many factors impact hair shedding or hair loss. If you have made a significant change in your life recently and you are noticing increased hair shedding, you can expect that change to be at least a part of the reason. Birth control is one of those factors. In fact, it can be a significant reason why you have seen a significant increase in hair loss. Because of how birth control works and what it does, many types of it can be a common cause for hair loss. Let’s take a closer look.
Seborrhea dermatitis is a type of chronic skin condition that impacts many people. It causes areas of the scalp to become red, inflamed, greasy, and even flaky. These patches can occur anywhere but are most common on the scalp. Most people report that the patches of skin itch, and that it is a constant, irritating feeling. Those who have this condition typically have dandruff from it. While this condition is not that common, many people with it may also experience hair thinning or hair loss. Is there a connection?
