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6 Reasons for diabetes cause hair loss

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6 Reasons for diabetes cause hair loss

Author : HairLaserRemoval.co.uk   Treatment acute aswell Telogen Effluvium of diabetes

Diabetes is a disease that glucose can not be converted into energy in our body. This condition leads to about your hair:

1. Hormonal Disease
   Diabetes can trigger hormonal imbalances that can cause hair loss as well as crippling the hair follicle regeneration process.

2. Follicle Growth
   Diabetes affects the normal metabolic cycles of your body, including the hair growth cycle. If this cycle is disrupted, hair that is shed normally may not regrow right away, or it may not regrow at all.

3. Circulatory Problems
   Diabetes clogged bloodstream creates blood circulation problem. With poor blood circulation, vital nutrients and oxygen supplies are unable to reach the hair follicles. Hair follicles that don't get enough nutrients and can't produce new hairs, even the follicles may die from lack of nutrition thus leading to hair loss.

4. Immune System
   Disease weakens your immune system. The result is increased diabetics are highly sensitive to skin ailments, including bacterial and fungal infections on the scalp, thereby making diabetes and hair loss inter-related.

5. Stress
   Diabetes causes stress to the body leading to hair loss. Your body depends on insulin and medications regularly as well as complications from diabetes, your body is exerted to stress.
   Your hair loss only because of stress probably

6. Diabetes cause bruises and small wounds often take a relatively long time to heal; therefore, the recovery rate is comparatively slower and obstructs the re-growth of hair.

If you would like to improve the hair loss, getting your diabetes under control should be the first step that you take. Hair loss may stop after your blood sugar is under control and your body is able to function normally.

If your hair loss is caused by a fungal infection, medication would be needed to get rid of the infection. If your hair loss appears to be more permanent, you may want to consider surgical intervention such as a hair transplant. This consists of taking hair from the back of the head and moving it to the areas of baldness.