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Hair Loss Pregnancy - Information PageHair Loss Pregnancy can cause acute anxiety with many mothers some months after the birth of their baby. It is reassuring to know that this effect is experienced by numerous new mothers, it takes its course, and usually a year after the birth the hair returns to normal. Hair loss pregnancy often occurs during the period of three to six months after birth. What causes hair loss pregnancy? In short, hormonal changes in the body. Hair growth takes place in stages. Normally, a large percentage of the hair at any time is in the growing stage with a lesser percentage in the resting stage. After the resting stage it falls out and new growth takes it place. During pregnancy, due to hormonal changes, even more hair is in the growing stage. After the birth of a baby however, a reversal of this ratio takes place and a large amount of that previous luxuriant hair is now shed. Some mothers alarmed about hair loss pregnancy, report that the hair seems to come out by the handful. They panic when seeing the large amount of hair around the house, on the furniture, floor, or caught in the drain after bathing or showering. It is important for them to realize this condition will not last forever. Hair loss pregnancy takes its course and eventually a fine, healthy head of hair is once again enjoyed and appreciated. What can be done about hair loss pregnancy while waiting for new hair growth? A shorter hair style can help and experimenting with different styles to minimize the effect of the hair loss. Also various hair styling or mousse products can add volume to the hair and can be tried. Nisim's NewHair Biofactors range is also a tried
and tested way of stopping hair loss and promoting healthy new growth. Once hair starts growing again, you can speed up
hair growth by up to 45% by using F.A.S.T. - Fortified Amino Scalp
Therapy. Hair loss pregnancy can also be caused in some cases by a condition called hypothyroidism. A low-functioning thyroid can contribute to hair loss and a host of other conditions. A visit to the doctor for a blood test for 'Thyroid Stimulating Hormone' can reveal how the thyroid is functioning allowing the doctor to diagnose and correct the problem. In short, hair loss pregnancy, while causing shock and alarm initially, should be seen in context. It is a temporary condition that rights itself in a relatively short time. |
