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Written By: Priyanka Ganwani | Published : November 3, 2014, 3:49 PM
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During acute illness like typhoid, malaria or be it as severe as cancer, patients may suffer from hair loss. Women are also likely to suffer from hair fall post childbirth due to hormonal imbalances.
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Conditions like diabetes, thyroid disorders or even arthritis are known to lead to hair loss. Such conditions decrease the blood supply to the hair follicles hence causing hair fall and breakage. These conditions also weaken the growth of hair due to their medications.
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Unhealthy eating habits can lead to unnecessary hair fall problems as well. If you suffer from deficiencies of vital nutrients, vitamins or minerals in the body, it is mostly likely to obstruct healthy growth of hair. Your hair may turn dull, lifeless and limp, along with hair thinning and breakage. It is important to maintain a balance in your daily diet. To maintain healthy hair, crucial nutrients and minerals like iron, folic acid, selenium, essential vitamins and minerals are needed.
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You can opt for apple cider vinegar to tackle lupus. Read on to know more about other natural hacks. © Shutterstock
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Don't use anti-inflammatory drugs: Certain over-the-counter drugs like aspirin and certain beta-blockers may trigger asthma attacks. It is also important that you inform your doctor that you suffer from asthma whenever he/she is prescribing medicines.
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