Severe Hair Loss Treatment for Women Labo Cadu-Crex Treatment for Advanced Hair Loss HSSC

Cadu-Crex is a topical cosmetic treatment designed to combat hair loss, packaged in ampoules. It effectively reduces both constant and periodic hair loss while promoting hair growth. Utilizing transdermal technology, it facilitates the penetration of active ingredients through follicular openings (both individual hair follicles and follicular islands) and the scalp. The ampoules are available in specialized formulas for men and women, and in various concentrations to address initial, progressive, or severe hair loss. Hair loss is a very common condition characterized by the loss of a significant amount of hair over a short period. Throughout their lives, a large portion of the population faces the problem of excessive hair loss. The causes of hair loss differ between men and women. For women, it is often associated with menopause, breastfeeding, or hormonal imbalance, whereas for men, it is more commonly linked to androgenetic alopecia. However, there are factors affecting both genders, such as a lack of vitamins, amino acids, and mineral salts in the diet. Another significant factor contributing to hair loss is stress. When the body is under excessive stress, it tends to provide less energy and nourishment to the hair, causing it to weaken and fall out.

Cadu-Crex Hair Loss HSSC ampoules contain 3.5 ml of the product,
suitable for daily use,
5 ampoules per week with a 2-day break,
a package of 20 ampoules corresponds to a one-month treatment course,
the ampoule solutions should be applied to a dry scalp for at least 2 months.

Quick test: Pass a small strand through your fingers at the crown and temples and gently pull.
If more than 5-7 hairs fall out after such actions, there is likely an issue.
Moderate hair loss:
borderline with normal shedding and practically unnoticeable "to the eye."
Significant hair loss:
when brushing, noticeably more hair remains on the brush
hair is left on the pillow after sleep (more than before)
a clear increase in hair loss during washing (more than before)
Very severe hair loss:
hair is found everywhere: on the apartment floor, on the back of the chair, on clothing, etc.
when brushing, a significantly large amount of hair remains on the brush
most of the fallen hair does not have a white thickening at the attachment point to the scalp (the bulb).
If most of the fallen hair has a dark end, it indicates pathological brittleness and premature shedding.