Hairfall

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Hairfall (Alopecia) refers to excessive loss of hair from the scalp or other parts of the body. Normally, shedding 50–100 hairs per day is physiological, but beyond that indicates pathology. The causes can be nutritional deficiency, hormonal imbalance (thyroid, PCOS), stress, anemia, infection, heredity, or autoimmune disorders.
Other contributing factors include improper diet, harsh chemical treatments, pollution, scalp infections, and emotional distress. The hair cycle is disturbed — follicles prematurely enter the resting (telogen) phase, leading to thinning or bald patches. Types of hair loss include Androgenetic Alopecia, Alopecia Areata, Telogen Effluvium, and Cicatricial Alopecia. Early diagnosis and holistic management are vital to prevent permanent follicular damage.

Homoeopathy views hairfall as a manifestation of internal imbalance — physical, hormonal, or emotional. Remedies are selected based on the underlying cause, the type of hair loss, and the individual’s constitution.
They act by regulating hormonal function, improving scalp circulation, nourishing hair roots, and reducing stress. Homoeopathy also helps in regrowth of lost hair by stimulating dormant follicles. Remedies are gentle, free from side effects, and provide long-lasting correction when complemented by a proper diet and lifestyle.

Natural Homoeopathic remedies to get rid of Hairfall

Hairfall from Stress or Grief – Phosphoric Acid

Falling of hair after grief, mental strain, or long-term illness. The scalp feels sore; hair comes out in handfuls. Suited to weak, apathetic individuals with mental exhaustion.

Hairfall with Dandruff and Itching – Sulphur

Dry, scaly scalp with intense itching and burning. Hair becomes dry, falls out easily, and new hair grows slowly. Suitable for chronic skin conditions affecting the scalp.

Hairfall from Hormonal Imbalance – Sepia Officinalis

Hair loss during or after pregnancy, menopause, or menstrual irregularities. Hair falls from the vertex; scalp sensitive. Suited to women with hormonal disturbance and irritability.

Hairfall with Premature Baldness – Lycopodium Clavatum

Hair falls especially from the temples and vertex, leaving bald patches. Associated with digestive weakness, gas, and premature greying. Improves nutrition to hair roots.

Hairfall After Fever or Chronic Disease – China Officinalis

Hair loss following weakness from chronic illness or fever. Scalp sensitive to touch, and hair falls while combing. Helps restore vitality and nourishment.

Hairfall from Oily Scalp with Dandruff – Natrum Muriaticum

Hair falls from the forehead and sides with oily scalp and sticky dandruff. Often due to grief or anemia. Suited to reserved, emotional individuals.

Hairfall in Patches (Alopecia Areata) – Fluoric Acid

Circular bald patches, hair brittle and dry. Scalp itches and burns. Hair regrows slowly and fine. Suited to premature aging and inherited alopecia.

Hairfall from Thyroid Disorder – Calcarea Carbonica

Hair loss with weakness, chilliness, and sweating of the scalp. Often in overweight individuals with thyroid or hormonal imbalance. Hair dry, breaks easily.

Hairfall After Childbirth – Pulsatilla Nigricans

Hair loss after delivery with hormonal fluctuation. Gentle, yielding disposition; aversion to rich food. Promotes natural regrowth post-delivery.

Hairfall from Chronic Headache or Migraine – Natrum Carb

Hair falls while combing; scalp sore to touch. Complaints aggravated by heat of the sun or mental strain.

Hairfall with Scaling and Thick Crusts – Graphites

Dry, scabby eruptions on scalp with sticky discharge and loss of hair in spots. Hair falls with oozing eczema-like lesions. Restores healthy scalp condition.

Hairfall After Acute Illness or Medication – Phosphorus

Hair comes out in bunches after illness, drug use, or stress. Scalp dry, sensitive, and itchy. Suited to tall, lean, nervous individuals with weak digestion.

Hairfall After Excessive Sweating – Silicea

Hair weak, thin, and splits easily. Scalp sensitive to cold; excessive sweating of head and feet. Strengthens hair roots and improves vitality.

Hairfall with Greasy Scalp – Thuja Occidentalis

Oily hair with dandruff and thinning on the crown. Often associated with vaccination effects or hormonal imbalance. Corrects sebum overproduction.

Hairfall Due to Malnutrition or Weakness – Ferrum Phosphoricum

Hair thin and lustreless due to anemia or poor nutrition. Supports oxygenation and scalp blood supply.

Hairfall from Emotional Disturbance – Ignatia Amara

Hair loss after grief, disappointment, or emotional shock. Nervous, sensitive individuals. Restores balance in stress-related hairfall.

Hairfall After Skin Eruptions or Scalp Itching – Mezereum

Hair falls in bunches with thick scabs on scalp and oozing discharge. Relieves itching and promotes healthy regrowth.

Hairfall with Early Greying – Acidum Nitricum

Hair falls and turns grey early; scalp dry and itchy. Often linked with poor digestion and nervous debility.

Hairfall from Seborrheic Dermatitis – Kali Sulphuricum

Yellow, sticky dandruff with hair loss in spots. Useful in seborrheic or oily scalp conditions.

Hairfall from Weak Roots and Poor Nutrition – Jaborandi

Stimulates hair growth, increases scalp circulation, and nourishes hair roots. Also effective as an external application (mother tincture).

Hairfall is a multifactorial disorder involving nutrition, hormones, stress, and local scalp health.
Homoeopathic remedies such as Phosphoric Acid, Lycopodium, Sepia, Natrum Mur., and Jaborandi help control hair loss, stimulate regrowth, and strengthen follicles by acting on internal causes.
Coupled with a balanced diet, stress management, adequate hydration, and gentle hair care, homeopathy offers a safe and long-term solution for restoring healthy, strong, and lustrous hair.