Know About Various Kinds Of Hair Diseases

Hair is an important part of our look. People cut it, curl it, grow it and design it in various other ways so that they can get a new look. For sure, no one likes to get bald, naturally, until and unless it’s one’s personal choice.
There are various reasons why one faces hair loss. Among those, the least known cause is hair disease. Anyone, right from a young adolescent to the adult men or women, can face it. These diseases normally cause the loss of hair.

Losing hair is a phase of hair but then when one starts to lose more hair than normal, then it can cause problem to their hair. It is important that one realizes this disease and starts the possible treatment.

Androgenic Alopecia:

There are phases in hair growth. This disease happens when the first stage, where the new hair grows, fails to complete its full term. Because of this, it becomes progressively shorter. The main symptom of this disease is the productions of hair follicles are thinner than normal. This happens due to inheritance. When the hair starts to become thinner and thinner, it eventually withers away.

 Alopecia Areata:

This a most common reason of losing hair. This is a condition of the scalp due to which a person loses hair. It happens when the white blood cells are invaded in the hair follicles and destroys them. This kind of problem can make a person completely bald because the ability to re-grow the hair lost. Not only this, it can spread to other parts of the body too. It can start as the small patches of baldness in the hair and then can spread to other parts of the body.

Alopecia Universalis:

This kind of disease is equal to the Alopecia Areata. The only difference here could be that in the Universalis, the loss of hair more as compared to Areata. This means, that there could be the loss of hair on every body’s parts.

Tinea Capitis:

This disease is caused by the fungus infection. It leads to the bare patches on the scalp. Not only that this disease can also lead to the hair loss of eyelashes and eyebrows. It mostly affects children who are below the age of 10. It is more a kind of skin disease which is also called as ringworm of the scalp.

Telogen Effluvium:

When, your hair remains in the resting phase for longer time, than usual, it makes them thinner and detaches them. This condition can go off for months. This could be the result of poor nutrition, hormonal imbalance and stress.

It is important that you understand the condition of your hair and take precaution. No one really wants to get bald. These hair diseases can be the reason behind those hair losses. So, make sure that you prevent it and safeguard it