There are many reasons why your hair might be falling out. Whether this is temporary, reversible, or permanent there are options you can consider that may help. Hair loss caused by hormonal changes, like pregnancy or menopause, or stress may not require any treatment. Instead, the loss will likely stop on its own after the body adjusts.

Hair loss develops when your immune system attacks your hair follicles. This may be triggered by stress, and it can result in hair loss. Hair may be lost in round patches on the scalp, or across the entire scalp.  The hair may grow back and fall out repeatedly over a period of time.

That said, there are a number of possible medications and treatments for hair loss caused by female pattern baldness and other alopecia’s. Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disorder in which the immune system attacks hair follicles. It affects about 4.7 million people in the United States and occurs equally in men and women. The cause is unknown, but it may be triggered by stress or illness.

How do I know if my hair is thinning out?

• Bald Patches. If you experience greater than normal hair fall, one sign to look for is concentrated hair loss that makes thin or bald patches noticeable.
• Hair Clumps
• A Smaller Ponytail
• A Visible Scalp
• Lighter Weight
• Excessive hair fall, especially on the pillow when you wake up

How can I stop my hair falling out?

• Scalp massage. Perhaps the cheapest method of getting thicker hair is a scalp massage
• PRP Treatment ( Plasma Rich- Platelet Therapy)
• Mesotherapy Treatment
• Avoid hairstyles that pull on the hairline
• Ditch hair tools that use high heat
• Be wary of chemical processing
• Stop the medications that caused the hair loss
• Enrich diet with protein
• Avoid brushing wet hair
• Keep yourself hydrated
• Regularly wash your hair with a mild shampoo

What vitamins should I take for hair loss?

• Biotin is a B-complex vitamin (also known as vitamin H) that strengthens the protein infrastructure in hair, skin, and nails
• Vitamins A and C
• Flax-Seed Oil
• Zinc
• Folic Acid
• Multivitamins