Although it is widely believed that hair loss in men is more
common, women have their fair share of this emotionally devastating disorder.
Many women believe that hair loss is linked to genetic
causes. However there are many causes and factors that lead to the unfortunate
result of hair loss in women.
While previous research findings denoted that hair loss in
women is influenced by genetics; there is a wide range of environmental and
lifestyle factors which increase risk of alopecia in women.
"Increased
stress, smoking, having more children and having a history of hypertension and
cancer were all associated with increased hair thinning," writes ASPS
Member Surgeon Dr. Bahman Guyuron and colleagues of Case Western Reserve
University School of Medicine, Cleveland.
Find out more about hair loss causes, conditions and
treatment: Female Hair Loss Not Just Genetic
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