First action in hair loss

Hair loss or androgenic alopecia (from hormonally) is characterized by a progressive stripping and more or less important to the frontal region. At the time of perimenopause, a third of women over 40 are concerned. But sometimes the stripping also affects younger women, sometimes at puberty. Today, treatments are very effective. But we never find his hair exactly original. Therefore it is preferable to prevent the stripping rather than to regrow hair. The only solution is to encourage women to consult early, before the front is too sparse.

What are early signs that should encourage them to seek medical advice?

The first signs are not always easy to spot since the beginning, hair loss seems very trivial, resembling the hair loss associated with episodic change of seasons, for example, periods of stress, pregnancy, etc.. The reference is not to hesitate to seek medical advice. The following clues can help the diagnosis of androgenic alopecia.

• Episodic hair loss too close together.

• Pushes less dense and finer hair.

• Hair growth very fine and fluffy around the forehead, indicating not regrow, but the installation of alopecia.

• Sparse hair on the forehead.

• In case of long hair, a round elastic to tie them over.

• Family history of alopecia in women but also men.