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Hair loss during menopause  The most common cause of hair loss is an overactive thyroid gland. It is common in women after menopause. Other causes include: changes in hormone levels (increase or decrease) increase in testosterone, increased stress, various drugs, dermatological problems and hereditary. At the moment when we notice increased hair loss should trace the events that took place three months before the loss hair . Factors affecting hair loss can often occur until three months earlier. They may be even start taking drugs, traumatic experiences (death of a loved one). Hormonal imbalance in women may be the underlying cause of hair loss , which is why many women noted a change in your hair during pregnancy and  menopause . It is estimated that hair thinning increases sharply after 40 years of age. Women defending against hair loss take soy isoflavones that have estrogen effects (without the risk of synthetic HRT), and have helped many women to thinning hair. Isoflav...

How does stress affect hair loss? It is often said that stress your hair fall out . "Do not worry, because alopecia" - sound humorous slogans. How much is this the truth? One thing is certain: until now there are no studies proving that stress your hair fall out. And such studies in the near future, and probably also later, they do not arise. Why? To conduct scientific research, it is necessary to build the right target group, representative, chosen from among the population. Meanwhile, it is not possible to demonstrate that people escaping hair , direct or indirect cause of hair loss is stress . Because you can not ever completely eliminate the other, co-existing factors of importance, such as medication, diet, exposure to the influence of the external environment. However, there are theoretical views on hair loss in humans stressed Stress   causes the release of hormones and adrenal core, such as adrenaline and cortisol. These substances shrinking the blood vessels supplyi...