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Perhaps one of the greatest tragedies to naturally befall a person is the loss of their hair. This is something that will inevitably happen to most people, whether they like it or not, although some accelerate its onset by taking prescription medications, or even illegal drugs that cause hair loss.
There are substances that inherently affect the chemistry of the body, or how the body behaves relevant to processes, such as hair growth, or lack of it. These alterations in processes and chemistry tend to lead to certain adverse results, with one of them being hair loss.
In some cases, stopping the use of these substances could prevent the loss of hair and promote scalp hair growth once more. Unfortunately, there are also many instances wherein hair loss is permanent.
An average human has around one million hair follicles on the head, with at least one hundred thousand follicles found on the scalp alone. Over the course of life, many will notice that scalp hair density tends to diminish, and this is not always due to hair loss. The human scalp expands as a person gets older, and humans don’t grow new hair follicles once the highest number of hair follicles has been achieved over the course of a lifetime.
The growth of human hair on the scalp typically encompasses three phases: the anagen phase, the catagen phase, and the telogen phase.
Once the body stops producing hair follicles, hair loss will become more apparent as time goes by. This is when people become particularly vulnerable to hair loss due to various factors, such as health, prescription medication, stress, or complications from substance abuse.
There are certain medications and substances that tend to interfere with the natural scalp hair cycle, causing hair to fall out much earlier than it should. This should happen during the Telogen phase, where the scalp will not produce new hair follicles anymore. During this phase, hair is lost and won’t be replenished. This is one of the leading causes of hair loss associated with prescription medication, and also with other substances by way of complications.
There are actually a lot of medications that lead to or actually promote hair loss due to their chemical composition, or what their effect on the body is. Here are a number of these substances:
Commonly used antidepressants that may cause hair loss include:
Commonly used anticoagulants that may cause hair loss include:
Commonly used anticonvulsants that may cause hair loss include:
Commonly used beta blockers that may cause hair loss include:
Commonly used beta blockers that may cause hair loss include:
Commonly used chemotherapy medications that can cause hair loss include:
Commonly used arthritis medications that can cause hair loss include:
This list of drugs that cause hair loss is by no means complete, as hair loss may also be the result of a particular reaction of certain people to some other medication that is not on this list. There are many cases wherein different people also react differently to the medications in that they don’t experience the known common side effects, but instead manifest different ones, such as hair loss.
There are also some cases wherein a person is taking a specific medication that is not known to cause hair loss on its own but promotes hair loss once taken with another specific type of medication or substance. In this instance, the other medication or substance becomes a catalyst and causes the presence of the two medications in the body to cause hair loss, and perhaps other side effects as well.
To this day, there is no direct link between alcohol intake and hair loss, regardless of the frequency or quantity of alcohol taken. What is known, however, is that the many adverse effects caused by chronic alcohol intake could lead to conditions that promote hair loss.
The effect of chronic alcohol intake that is most likely to promote hair loss, however, is believed to be the nutritional deficiencies associated with it. Alcohol intake is known to cause nutritional deficiencies primarily through dehydration. Not only is alcohol a potent diuretic, causing people to urinate more than they usually do, but it is also largely toxic after enough of it is ingested.
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