Is hair loss normal in the infant and does not need treatment?
Some babies have thick hair at birth, while others have little or no hair, and this is a genetic issue that they inherit from their parents. Most babies and of course not all of them suffer from hair loss in a period of time and lose their primary hair, this hair loss is completely normal and there is no need to worry for parents and the reason is only hormonal changes due to birth. Before birth, the infant has a high level of hormones that enter the body from the mother, but after birth, due to the loss of direct blood contact with the mother, these hormones fall, which causes the infant's hair to enter the resting phase. That is, the infant's hair will not grow for a while and may even fall out. Hair loss is usually expected in the first 6 months after birth, this can be general or regional. Most babies lose hair on their backs because when they turn their heads while lying down, the hair on their backs is pulled out. What can be done to prevent hair loss i...