Some of the hair loss diseases are caused by factors like the

• Malnutrition
• Side effects of medications
• Mental stress and strain
• Imbalances and deficiencies in hormonal levels etc.
• The genetic make up of a person
• Major sickness that affect the overall health of the person

are also known to cause hair loss diseases in women and others. The heredity bears a strong reason for the hair loss and in majority of cases it is the major cause of hair loss, which cannot be reversed in some cases.

Some of the major hair loss diseases are responsible for more than 90% of the hair loss cases and fortunately the modern medical research has yielded many new treatments that can effectively halt and reverse the hair loss diseases in children men and women. We have a variety of treatments for curing the hair loss diseases and some of them offer guaranteed results for a long time and you can get completely cured of the hair loss problem.


Some of the most prevalent hair loss diseases are

• The pattern balding called as the Androgenetic Alopecia.
• Alopecia Areata
• Seborrhea Dermatitis
• Hypotrichosis
• Telogen Effliuvium,
• Lichen Planopilaris,
• The Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia,
• Dissecting Cellulites of the Scalp,
• Lupus

Androgenetic Alopecia

These types of hair loss diseases in women and men affect them at some point of time in everyone’s life. In some persons its effects will be very drastic prompting for treatment while in some others it will be very light and some times it may even go unnoticed. The hair loss diseases in women cause thinning of hair throughout the head without causing a receding hairline as in the case of men. But in rare cases this types of hair loss diseseases in women may cause total baldness.

The pattern baldness is the most prevalent of the hair loss diseases, and it is caused by many environmental and heredity factors. The imbalances in certain types of androgen hormones called as the DHT cause this hair disease, by interfering with the hair growth pattern and systems on the scalp of the person, seriously affecting the hair growth patterns. The hair that falls from the affected areas is not replenished by the body causing deep pattern baldness.

Alopecia Areata

The next most prevalent hair loss diseases are the alopecia areata. This is caused by ones own immune system and is actually a skin disease that causes hair loss. It is one of the hair loss diseases in children as well as in adults. It cannot be predicted who will have this disease and it may affect all hair growing parts in the body. To start with this types of hair loss diseases start as a small patch on the scalp and slowly it may extend to the whole body.

It arises out of a peculiar body condition in which the white blood cells in the blood mistake the inactive hair follicles in the affected area as disease causing germs and attack and destroy them. Thus the affected area completely loses all the hair and also its ability to regrow the lost hair leaving the area completely bald. These hair loss diseases in women affect them much and in severe cases can make the whole body completely hairless.

Seborrhea Dermatitis

The Seborrheic dermatitis is another of the hair loss diseases that affects the young children and those above 50 years of age. This hair loss disease in children is a kind of a skin problem that can cause hair loss in children and young adults in their puberty. The disease also called as the cradle cup in children affects the hair growing ability of the person. This type of hair loss diseases in women is rare and affects men more than women. A type of yeast causes this, and the major cause of these hair loss diseases is the genetic factor.

Hypotrichosis

The Hypotrichosis that is the condition that completely makes one bald without any hair growth. This is not like other hair loss conditions as a person who has this condition is completely bald and has no hair at all in his body. These types of hair loss diseases in women are rare while it is quite common in men.

There are many other hair loss diseases like Telogen effliuvium, Lichen Planopilaris, the Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia, a very common hair loss diseases in women and Dissecting Cellulitis of the Scalp, lupus that are some of the hair loss diseases in children.