HERBAL TREATMENT FOR ANDROGENETIC ALOPECIA FOR WOMEN

Hair loss has many causes such as diet, stress, inflammation, and certain diseases. There are several chemical hair loss treatments that are available in the market but simple dietary changes and natural treatments can actually control hair loss due to androgenetic alopecia. Besides, chemicals also carry some risks with them. Therefore, it is best to use herbal treatments for treating androgenetic alopecia in women.

WHAT IS ANDROGENETIC ALOPECIA?

Also called androgenic alopecia, this is the most common type of hair loss experienced by individuals suffering from hair loss. It is a permanent form of hair loss that is mostly considered irreversible. One of the predominant symptoms of this condition is the progressive dispersal of hair loss across the scalp. Women notice diffuse thinning in all areas of the scalp while men show distinctive patterns of baldness. Some women experience a combination of both the types.
The cause of androgenetic alopecia is attributed to genetics and the excessive secretion of DHT.

HOW TO MANAGE ANDROGENETIC ALOPECIA IN WOMEN?

In women, the major cause of permanent baldness is heredity. If androgenetic alopecia exists in the family, then the woman is invariably susceptible to it. Here are some ways to treat androgenetic alopecia:
  • Aromatherapy helps you treat hereditary hair loss. Blend sage and rosemary essential oils along with some base oil (such as coconut oil). Apply it to the hair. This is highly effective in alleviating the mind and body and curing androgenetic alopecia.
  • Castor oil is extracted from Ricinus communis a perennial flowering plant. The oil is packed with ricinoleic acid and vitamin E and displays anti-microbial properties. Olive oil is liquid fat that is extracted from the fruit Olea europaea. The oil is rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, besides containing vitamin E, A, and other antioxidants. Mix the oils together and massage it on to your scalp at least three times a week. You may notice hair regrowth soon.
  • Aloe Vera can treat a number of ailments including diseases that evolve due to genetic factors. Apply the gel of Aloe Vera to the roots of your hair to address the issue.
  • Besides the above, you can also try applying the decoction of fenugreek seeds. In another method, you can consume mustard seeds soaked in water every day in the morning on an empty stomach. These therapies also have the ability to treat genetic disorders. You may also have to practice these treatments for several weeks before you notice some hair growth.
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