What causes girls to lose their hair?

Answer 1

Here are some causes:

• physical stress such as illness, pregnancy or trauma
• emotional stress such as grief or worry
• too much Vitamin A (stop taking those massive supplements)
• lack of protein in your diet
• hormone imbalance (can also be triggered by switching or going off Birth Control pills)
• anemia (low iron levels)
• low thyroid hormone levels
• not enough Vitamin B
• rare autoimmune disease (alopecia areata)
• lupus
• dramatic weight loss
• polycystic ovary syndrome
• medication (especially blood thinners, beta blockers, lithium, ibuprofen and some anti-depressants)
• overstyling (especially very tight braids)
• steroid use
• and of course, chemotherapy

Answer 2

Hair loss in women:

if hair is coming out in clumps, or you notice circular patches of balding spots, however, there is definitely a problem, and treatment will be based upon the specific cause.The following causes should be investigated if you are experiencing more-than-normal hair loss

You need a strong anti-androgen topical that will stop hormones attacking your hair follicles. I say topical to avoid any nasty side affects.

The strongest topical anti-androgen on the market is Androvex. I think you buy it online

It'll give you regrowth and no side affects.

One of the largest reasons besides cancer treatment is THYROID imbalance. Very easy to test and treat for.

Answer: If your hair is falling out the best thing you can do is to see a doctor, get a physical and see a good dermatologist and an endocrinologist. They can check for thyroid issues and other conditions or deficiencies that may be causing hair loss.

Answer 3

Hair loss and thinning hair in women is primarily due to inherited genetics, but there are other causes of hair loss such as hormonal changes, discontinuation of birth control pills, sudden changes in diet, thyroid problems and stress. Some studies suggest that a majority of premenopausal women and a greater number of postmenopausal women will experience some degree of diffuse hair thinning as part of the natural aging process. A medical exam and blood lab work is often required for the proper diagnosis of female pattern hair loss. If certain medical causes can be identified and treated, female hair loss can in many cases be reversed. The keys for effective female hair loss treatment are a proper diagnosis by a hair loss expert, early intervention, and proper education of all the non surgical and surgical female hair loss solutions.

Answer 4

There are many factors that may affect the hair growth among females.

Women experience diffuse thinning on the scalp which normally starts in the middle maintaining the frontal hairline and then extend to involve other scalp areas.

The main causes of hair loss in women are:

1. Hereditary Female Pattern Baldness

2. Stress

3. Crash Dieting or Poor Diet

4. Anemia

5. Hormonal Imbalance including Pregnancy

6. Thyroid Problem

Also, certain medicines can cause hair loss.

Answer 5

There are many reasons for hair loss, one reason is simply that it's inherited. Other reasons include, but are not limited to hair loss are side effect of taking certain medication and illnesses.

Answer 6

It is a widely known misconception that only men lose hair. Women can lose hair for a variety of reasons, including pattern baldness, which can be hereditary, also stress can cause hair loss in women.

Answer 7

Anorexia, lack of vitamins, or a lack of a special hormone that causes hair growth. You can see the doctor for special shots for hormones, or a special wash to stimulate more growth.

Answer 8

parting your hair in the same place for a long time

brushing your hair too much

wearing a tight ponytail really often

Answer 9

women loose their hair because of damaged hair or the type of chemical reaction so people have to their shampoo or conditioner :)

Answer 10

Avoid hairstyles that pull on the hairline.

Ditch hair tools that use high heat.

Be wary of chemical processing. Use Herbal Shampoos

Don't skip the scalp massage.

Consider essential oils.