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Can homeopathy cure genetic baldness?
As alarming as genetic baldness is, globallyit is the most common cause of hair loss. As we become older, we all notice hair loss or thinning. This usually starts in our twenties and thirties. It is common for our hair to thin and become sparse as we age. But what if it completely falls out? That might be devastating to our self-esteem and confidence.
According to a study conducted by The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), around 80% of men over the age of 50 suffer from male pattern baldness. Furthermore, by the time they reach their 80s, approximately 50 percent of women experience hair thinning and hair loss.
What is Genetic hair loss?
Hereditary hair loss, also known as androgenetic alopecia, is a genetic condition in which hair spends less time actively growing. The hair at the temples and hairline recedes, and the crown begins to thin. Eventually, the hairline rises to meet the patch at the crown, resulting in a fully bald scalp.
Hair loss is a medical condition that must be managed internally rather than externally. Hair loss can be caused by a variety of factors, including heredity, medical conditions such as thyroid disease, anemia, diabetes, stress, medications, poor nutrition, crash dieting, and oral contraceptives.
Diagnosis of Genetic Hair Loss
A trichologist can identify genetic baldness and ‘stage it’ appropriately with a video microscope. Video microscopy is a painless, non-invasive procedure. It boosts hair follicles up to 200 times. It helps in the early detection of hair loss - before it is obvious to the naked eye! Furthermore, it provides a microscopic image of the scalp and assesses the health of your hair follicles. It may also be used to test and compare hair density or thickness in various areas. It might help to track and analyze the progression of treatment during the process.
Video microscopy techniques can evaluate and anticipate potential hair loss years before it occurs. What exactly does this mean? The earlier your hair loss is diagnosed, the better your chances of success with appropriate treatment.
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Can Homeopathy Treat Genetic Baldness?
Yes, homeopathy is effective in treating genetic hair loss, without any side effects. Homeopathy treatment aims to treat the underlying cause of a problem rather than merely the symptoms. It heals the patient from the inside. Homeopathy believes that sickness is caused by an imbalance in the individual rather than a particular disruption in the body. Homeopathy treatment is a holistic approach, with long-lasting and effective outcomes.
According to a Scottish study, 90 percent of individuals with hair loss choose homeopathy as their first option of treatment. This is because it can delay the advancement of bald patches and fill in sparse hair areas with new hair, resulting in complete recovery in a majority of cases.
For almost a century, homeopathic hair loss medicines such as Thuja Occidentalis and Sabal serrulata have been used to combat hair loss. As per a study by NCBI, these homeopathic medications are natural DHT-inhibitors, can control hair loss caused by DHT (dihydrotestosterone) also promote hair growth.
Hair Care Dos
- Drink More Water
- Eat Healthy
- Use Chemical Free Shampoos
- Oil Your Hair
- Dry Your Hair Naturally
Hair Care Don'ts
- Hot Showers
- Stress
- Chemicals
- Salt Water Hair Wash
Dr Batra's® can offer you safe, effective, and long-lasting solutions for your hair loss concerns after successfully treating Dr Batra's® has successfully treated over 600 thousand hair patients, with the winning blend of Homoeopathy, Trichology, and Technology. Our team of expert trichologists assesses the patient's medical history, temperament, and level of hair loss. The homeopathy hair treatment is designed to enhance hair growth also minimize hair loss.
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