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A specialist identifies the main causes of sudden baldness
11:15:3 2023-07-09 1353

Sudden hair loss in women can be linked to autoimmune diseases, hormonal changes, and other issues.

This was announced by the British internal medicine physician Neil Patel, who identified the main causes of sudden baldness.

According to the doctor, the cause of alopecia areata can lie in an autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks the hair follicles.

This disease affects people regardless of gender and age, and is manifested by the appearance of round or oval bald spots on the scalp.

In addition, according to Patel, hormonal changes can lead to hair loss, for example, during pregnancy, after the birth of children or during menopause.

  At menopause, estrogen production decreases, making hair thinner and more brittle.

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