Introduction
Hair loss, also known as alopecia or baldness, refers to a loss of hair from part of the head or body. The severity of hair loss can vary from a small area to the entire body.
Causes:
- Hormones
- Stress, illness
- Child birth
- Ringworm
- Drugs – Chemotherapy
- Burns, Injury, X-rays
- Cosmetic procedures- Hair straightening, perming
- Medical Conditions- Anaemia, Thyroid disorders, Protein deficiency
Homoeopathic treatment |
Conventional Treatment |
| Reduces hair fall | Reduces hair fall |
| Helps to regain hair growth | – |
| Eradicates the cause of asthma | – |
| Treats not only the affected organs and its symptoms but also removes the cause/allergens | Treats only the affected organ and its symptoms |
| Permanent cure | Temporary relief |
| Specific remedy for each person selected on the basis of both physical and mental generals | Common medicines prescribed to all persons |
| Natural/potentized medicines | Synthetic/concentrated medicines |
| Nil side effects | Chain of side effects |
Treatment Prognosis:
- Decrease in intensity hair fall soon after taking pills
- New hair strands will appear on the course of treatment
- Treatment helps in preventing the hair loss and regaining growth of hair
Diet and Lifestyle Changes:
- Avoid stress/ keep your stress levels under control
- Consume plenty of iron and protein rich foods
- Avoid chemical cosmetics
