Why do you lose hair with the coming of menopause?

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WOULD YOU LIKE TO FIND OUT WHY YOU LOSE YOUR HAIR WITH THE ARRIVAL OF MENOPAUSE?

Discover the secret to immediately halting hair loss during menopause

According to the latest data collected from international scientific studies, it is estimated that female androgenetic alopecia affects more than 40% of women after menopause, causing constant hair loss and extensively irritating the scalp. As a condition predominantly dependent on hormonal imbalances derived from menopause itself, it manifests more acutely due to the increase in androgenic hormones produced by women during menopause.

In the female population, baldness generally manifests as diffuse thinning, rather than localized loss as in men: this is due to a miniaturization (i.e., a reduction in size) of the hair follicles, which produce increasingly thinner and finer hair until they stop producing hair altogether.

In addition to genetic predisposition or other factors such as stress, unbalanced diet, nutritional deficiencies, certain medical conditions, and taking certain medications, the most common cause of postmenopausal female androgenetic alopecia can be traced to hormonal upheavals, as mentioned above. These kinds of imbalances, if prolonged, in addition to causing damage to the scalp also damage the skin, making it more vulnerable and prone to infection and inflammation.

How does female postmenopausal alopecia manifest itself?

As outlined above, from the onset of the menopausal period there is generally a sharp decline in estrogen and progesterone produced by women, while there is a relative increase in androgens (which are typically male hormones).

Androgen hormones affect hair follicles in various ways:

They reduce the duration of the hair growth phase (anagenphase ): this results in hair growing thinner and thinner during the growth period.
They minimize the amount of hair they grow, causing widespread thinning as they weaken and thin hair.
They increase sebum production, which clogs hair follicles often causing inflammation

Special mention should be made of the role played by the inflammatory component of this condition, which damages follicles and prevents proper hair development. In addition to generating a situation of psychophysical stress, inflammation can cause a shrinking of blood vessels in the scalp, interfering in the process of hair oxygenation and altering sebum production. All of this contributes to making the hair noticeably more fragile and more prone to breakage.

Two basic steps to counteract the fall

Postmenopausal female alopecia has been categorized as an “estrone deficiency” condition, so to effectively counteract the advance of alopecia, it is necessary to take active ingredients that can mimic the action of estrogen. To go more specific, one must implement phytoestrogens, which have an estrogen-like action at the hair level, and progestins, which stimulate hair production by combating the effects of follicular estrone deficiency.

Although restoring hormonal balance is a key factor in treating female androgenetic alopecia, it is also crucial to combat the inflammatory response generated by the condition itself: using antioxidant- and anti-inflammatory-based products greatly helps to quell inflammation by releasing free radicals, which, if damaged, can accelerate cellular aging processes and activate or intensify inflammatory processes.

Is there a specific solution?

Thanks to the support of the medical profession and university studies, WikenFarma research has developed TRIVIS WOMEN’S AGA LOTION. and TRIVIS WOMAN PLUS to combat post-menopausal hair loss and to relieve scalp inflammation. These are two products PREMIUM that act in synergy, reinforcing each other’s effect through carefully selected and hard-to-find active ingredients.

This combination acts synergistically in a MIRATE and SPECIFIC manner, restoring hormonal balance and decongesting the inflamed areas affected more miniaturization and hair loss.

Since this is an attack therapy, the first effects can be seen as early as the first month of intake and application: relief from burning and inflammation is immediately noticed, with a gradual halt to hair loss and subsequent complete regrowth.