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Menopause And Hair Loss Is Real And Quite Common



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By : John Farikani    29 or more times read
Submitted 2009-10-26 13:05:00
Are you one of the many people who doesn't know that menopause and hair loss is real and quite common? There is nothing to be ashamed of because most believe this is a problem that mostly affects men. However, hair loss is very common in women.

Unfortunately, as this problem is not as common in women as it is in men, women find it to be quite difficult to deal with. Also, you should know that women do not lose their hair in the same way that men do.

For men, their male pattern baldness either begins with a receding hairline or a bald spot at the top of the head. This usually extends further and results in very thin hair remaining at the top, or a horseshoe with complete baldness forming on the top of the head.

Women-pattern baldness is typically the thinning of the hair on the top of the scalp. For many, it can get quite thin, leaving women feeling very insecure and trying different hairstyles to conceal the problem. Unfortunately, they usually opt for styles which can further damage hair follicles, leading to more thinning.

Do you know any women who are going through menopause and hair loss? It is a trying time for them. Not only are they having to deal with the hormonal changes that come with menopause, they are also dealing with an embarrassing and emotionally crushing problem.

Up until recently, women had no real choice in treating their hair. They only had perms, ponies and teasing which would help them conceal their problem. Fortunately, all this has changed and women have the option of choosing between topical solutions and oral medications that are prescribed by the doctor. The truth is, they work. In the worst case scenario, the medications will at least maintain the remaining hair from falling out. The bottom line is that now something can be done about menopause and hair loss that will help with regrowth and maintenance.

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