What is main reason for hair fall? and how to avoid this problem?
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There are many reasons for hair fall,stress,bad diet,nutritional,vitamin and protein deficiencies,hormonal imbalances,diseases,thyroid and adrenal problems,as well as autoimmune diseases can all cause hair shedding.After an illness,fever or childbirth many experience hair fall,but the hair is quickly replaced with new growth once the body goes back into balance.\n\nHave a complete physical checkup with your doctor to rule out any organic causes of hair fall.Eat a good diet that has enough protein,and vitamins in it,plenty of vegetable,nuts,eggs,pulses,lentils, dals,chicken,fish are all good sources of protein and vitamins,eat lots of green vegetables.Take a multi-vitamin and b-complex,massage your scalp daily,treat your hair gently and use natural hair washes or shampoos and avoid all chemicals reaching the scalp.Reduce stress,get exercise,pure water and pray.
1140573
Go to the doctor and have them check your thyroid!!! Are you under a lot of stress? You can use Rogaine to prevent more hair from falling out, but I don't think it's very effective.
848833
It could be stress or perhaps you need a better shampoo to make you're hair stronger. I am having the same problem and I am also 20.
1124972
It may just be male pattern baldness and in may be inherrited.....I know that my dad lost his hair around his mid 30's and I am starting to see that all of it is falling out.. I am waiting to see what happens to mine......well take care and always remember that, no matter what happens on the top of your head, when your pubic hair starts falling out, then you have a real problem...........
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Chemotherapy, which is a standard mode of treatment for a number of Cancers, is the primary cause of hairfall in most of the Cancer patients. It is an adverse after-effect of Chemotherapy. Cancer patients don't just go about having a new bald hairstyle just for the heck of it!
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See your doctor, if you have not already.  There are certain illnesses and medical conditions that can cause hair loss such as hypothyroidism.\n\nOther women, just lose their hair as they get older without any reason ever being found and while 28 is not old, it can occur in the late 20s.
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hi, to stop hair fall u can apply raw egg white and leave for half an hour and wash hair with a shampoo and cold to warm water.\n u can also try using amla powder mixed with curd and apply leave for half an hour and shampoo.
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Eyelashes fall out and grow back all the time it happens naturally in the body . There could also be a lack of vitamins, and or stress. That can make your hair thin or fall out on any part of the body.
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There are different treatments depending on what is causing the hairloss. The most common kind is a cream or hair plugs.
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Stress can cause you to lose your  hair.. find something that relaxes you . I like to scrap book it keeps my  mind off of the things that stress me
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I'm afraid that is inevitable especially if it is in your genes.  Of course you can always try delaying the inevitable by avoiding situations which cause hair loss such as too much stress and by using topical treatments such as rogaine or even dabbing aloe vera on your scalp regularly.
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If someone coud solve your problem, they could become very rich. it seems from what I have read about it, that testosterone is converted to another more potent hormone which at first they thought built up around the hair folicle and kept the blood supply away, now it seems they have decided it causes inflamation around the hair folicle and the inflammation is the cause of the hair falling out, if you use an immune system suppressing drug, your hair will grow back, but in doing so, it is very dangerous to mess with immune system suppressing drugs. it appears your immune system is responsible for your loss of hair. most people aren't aware that all steroid hormones are derived from cholesterol, lowering your cholesterol may help slow the process of hair falling out. less cholesterol to make testosterone less to make dht which irritates scalp and causes inflammation. in other words, there isn't much you can do about it.
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KEEP TAKING YOUR VITAMINS!!!\n\nOrdinarily the average head sheds 100 hairs a day, which are being continually replaced.  During pregnancy, the (darned) hormonal changes keep those hairs from falling out.  But the reprieve is only temporary.  Those hairs are slated to go, and they will, within three to six months of delivery. Some women who are breastfeeding exclusively find that hair fall doesn't begin until they wean their baby or supplement the nursing with formula or solids.\n\nTo keep hair healthy eat well, take your vitamins, shampoo only when necessary, use conditioner, use a wide-toothed comb, and avoid using heat on your hair.  It may be a good idea to postpone permanents, hair color, and hair relaxing treatments until your tresses seem back to normal.\n\nIf hair loss is excessive, especially if you are also experiencing other symptoms of thyroid disease consult a doctor.\n\nSO.. to answer your question, unfortunatly there's really nothing you can do.  It's just another "fun" thing about having a baby that will eventually go away.  Isn't it great?!?!  NOT!! I've been losing my hair for almost two months now.. I'm constantly pulling hairs off my baby, off kitchen counters, out of the drain.. it's endless.  Eew.
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It is most likely your diet that is causing the hair loss.  Believe it or not, hair needs vitamins to stay healthy.  However, in terms of needs, there are many parts of your body that need vitamins more than hair.  Therefore, if you are dieting and cutting back on food intake (and therefore, vitamins), there is not enough left over for your hair.   If you take some vitamins, this should help.  Take a multivitamin and add either Vitamin E or Gelatin capsules as well.
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there is no known cure for hair loss....but u can reduce hair loss by avoiding stress...not to colour hair....
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Not much I'm afraid.  If your hairloss is caused by hormones, as most male pattern baldness is you are out of luck as far as most hairgrow products go.  You are then left with surgical solutions like hair implants.
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It could be stress, or medications that you are taking.  Have you had your thyroid checked?  Sometimes that can be the culprit, or maybe you have a condition called alopecia.  Probably best to be seen by a physician, so something definite can be diagnosed and treated accordingly.