I sometimes hear from people who feel confident that their hair is torn off from rebirth after they recover from hair loss or shedding. Since many believe that they do not have any medical problem that can lead to loss, most believe that they have a telogenic effect, and that once this is completely finished, they just need to have a lot of patience before the regeneration process begins.
So I could hear a comment like: “I’m sure that I had a telogen effect, although I have no idea what my trigger was, even though several months have passed since the passage slowed down. My friend said that sometimes your hair is hibernating after hair loss, so you need to wait until it ends. Hibernation and when should I see some recovery? "
Why the use of Word sleep is not very accurate: I can understand why a friend used the word hibernate. The definition of this word means rest before you begin to act again. And, when you have telogen-effluvium hair loss, the hair follicles that fell out, technically moved into the resting phase. As soon as the resting phase ends for each follicle, it will then enter a growth phase.
But that's what. As soon as the hair falls out, the next hair is already in the queue to take its place. In fact, the growth process begins when new hair is ready to start growing. For this to happen, you need to pull out old hair. Literally, new hair pushes out old hair, which makes it shed. So technically, the sprouting starts right when the hair is poured out.
The fact is that you need to see that new hair is relatively fast. Consider this. Hair grows at a speed of about half an inch per month. Therefore, it is possible that your height is very short and still difficult to see. To check this, pull any part of the hair right under the bright light and look very carefully. When your hair is rolled back, you should see tiny, new children's hair standing straight up, especially if several months have passed since the start of the shedding. If the molt lasted for several months, then by the time it stops, there is more than enough time for the hair to grow to become several inches long. Growth, which is the longest, is the hair that falls first.
Possible indications If you do not see the recovery: I am not a doctor, but from my research after my research and my own experience, I learned that this process is quite automatic. This happens if you do not need to do anything other than keep your skin clean. If this does not happen, and you very carefully checked the growth in many areas of your scalp, then there is a chance that something is happening to your scalp, which prevents the recovery. As a rule, it is a reaction to androgens, as in the case of androgenetic alopecia.
But to respond to anxiety, the only time your sleeping, when it goes from the growth phase to the rest. Before the hair really falls out, it does not actively grow for several months. That is why the hair, affected by the effect of telogen, can look dull or take off before it really falls out. But as soon as the hair falls out, it means that the hair is growing now, and after a couple of months you should see growth after the hair is long enough for you to see it.
