Endocrine Disorders and Eyelashes Falling

Hey, what’s happened? Why are you so depressed and disappointed? Probably the reason is that you see your eyelashes falling and your hair becoming thinner and thinner every day. You have tried all sorts of shampoos, perhaps some pills. Still, the results are nil, and your hair and eyelashes are not like those in fashion magazines.

Well, I have to tell you that all those “effective” shampoos actually have nothing to do with healthy hair and beautiful lashes. What you should pay attention to is the state of your organs. Are you sure they are all right?

If you are not, keep on reading and then consult your doc. Did you know that endocrine disorders and eyelashes falling are closely connected? Yes, there are at least 30 diseases that lead to lashes and hair falling out.

So, let me tell you about several endocrine disorders and eyelashes falling.

Eating disorders

I bet you have tried to lose weight for several times. Millions of women do it, and very often it leads to endocrine disorders and eyelashes falling. The thing is that a few women actually know how to lose weight correctly. It often results into anorexia and bulimia that affect your hair and eyelashes significantly.
Thyroid gland diseases

It’s a really serious problem, and I want you to pay special attention to this endocrine disorder and eyelashes falling. Hypothyroidism (insufficient production of thyroid hormone) and hyperthyroidism (overproduction of thyroid hormone) are the most common endocrine disorders and eyelashes falling are what you will definitely have as a result.

If you want to get rid of these endocrine disorders and stop your eyelashes falling, meticulous examination and all the necessary tests are what you have to do.

Hormonal disorders

It’s one more type of endocrine disorders that lead to eyelashes falling. Mostly, it happens to women whose level of androgens (steroid hormones) is higher than it should be. So, this endocrine disorder makes your eyelashes falling and your hair getting thinner, particularly over your forehead and on the top of your head.

Chemotherapy

Sure, it’s not a kind of endocrine disorders, but your eyelashes falling and even complete alopecia is what you might face as a result of chemotherapy. Chemotherapeutical agents prevent cells in your hair follicles from dividing, and you can lose up to 90% of your hair.

Still, I have already said that it’s not an endocrine disorder and eyelashes falling are not that serious problem in this case. After you stop chemotherapy, your hair and lashes will restore soon.