Why hair falls in PCOD
PCOS or PCOD is a rapidly growing problem in young women of today. PCOD patients have hair fall and unwanted hair starts coming on the body. Located in Dwarka, New Delhi, MBBS, MD, Consultant Dermatologist Dr. Navjot Arora at Dermahil Skin and Clinic It is said that this is a situation associated with hormonal imbalance, which brings many changes in the body. The most common problem of these is the hair fall and unwanted hair on the body.
Why hair starts coming in PCOS
In PCOS, the amount of androgen hormones in the body increases. When this level is higher than normal, its effect appears directly on the hair roots and skin. The hair of the head gradually starts thinning and the hair fall increases. This is called Androogenic Alopecia in medical language. On the other hand, thick and dark hair starts growing on parts like face, chin, abdomen and back. This is called Hirsutism.
In addition, insulin resistance is also a major cause of PCOS, which further further increases hair problems by spoiling the hormonal balance. Sometimes stress, lack of sleep and wrong eating also make the situation serious.
How to deal with this problem?
It is not easy to stop hair fall and unwanted hair in PCOS completely, but can be controlled by correct care.
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Take a balanced diet: Eat processed food and sweet less, and include fruits, green vegetables and protein.
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do the exercise: Regular exercise helps control weight and balance hormones.
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Consult a doctor: Doctors can provide medicines or topical treatment to balance hormones if needed.
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Cosmetic option: Laser hair reduction and medical treatment provides relief from Hirsutism
Hair problems in PCOS are caused by hormonal imbalance. It can be controlled to a large extent by timely treatment and changes in lifestyle.
Disclaimer: The tips suggested in this article are only for common information. Be sure to consult your doctor before starting any kind of fitness program related to health or making any kind of change in your diet or any measures related to any disease. India TV does not confirm the authenticity of any kind of claim.
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