I'm a Trichologist, not a Doctor and cannot diagnose any medical conditions, I can do a scalp analysis to determine which alopecia characteristics are currently displaying on the scalp. I will also recommend getting a Biopsy done by your Dermatologist.

Alopecia is the medical term for hair loss or hair fall.

Yes, stress induced hair loss is considered Telogen Effluvium. eWhich is associated with some sort of trauma such as surgery, loss of loved one and/or divorce etc. Your hair will begin shedding about 90 days from the traumatic event.

Poor hairstyling practices ● Hormonal ● Hereditary ● Health ● Nutrition ● Stress ● Medications

Yes, hair loss and hair growth starts in the gut. The gut has good and bad bacteria, if there is too much bad bacteria then the gut wouldn't be able to absorb any of the essential nutrients for hair growth.

The essential vitamins for hair growth are ● Vitamin A ● Vitamin B12 ● Vitamin D ● Biotin ● Xinc ● Vitamin C

Zinc ● Omega 3 ● B2 ● Saw Palmetto ● Stinging Nettle

Too much Estrogen could cause the following: ● Fibroids ● Heavy Weight ( waist down) ● Menstrual issues ● Thinning /Brittle Hair Too much insulin converts estrogen into androgens.

Your hair can be dry because you are lacking hydration in the body or lack of essential fatty acids

If your hair is shedding and damaged I suggest treating your hair instead of covering it up Our health talks to us through our hiar first but are we listening? ● Wigs- I would not use any adhesives and remove daily to have the ability to treat on the weekly basis ● Weaves / braids - I would keep in only for four weeks and if it's damaged I wouldn't apply until the hair is back to health

There is no one stop shop when it comes to hair loss, each individual has a different case. However, the best treatment for hair loss is approaching in a multi therapeutic fashion.

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