People will lose approximately 50 to 150 hairs each day with a new hair growing from the same follicle at a rate of approximately a half inch each and every month. People are considered having hair loss whenever the rate of loss go beyond the rate of regrowth.

There are several possible causes of hair loss, which includes medications, hereditary and an underlying medical condition. times, the hair loss is momentary and it will grow back.

Researchers have considered that people are often targeted by nature to go through Androgenetic alopecia and a trigger event begins the process. We need to point out that people with a family history of hair loss will occasionally experience it.

You need to remember that the lack of iron, the lack of protein and fad and the rapid diets can affect your nutrition, sparking hair loss in a lot of people. Over time however, the balance will return and the hair will grow back.

Drugs for gout, arthritis or high blood pressure can have side effect and thus cause hair loss and some women can lose hair when they are taking birth control pills. Ongoing chemotherapy can also cause hair loss, but once the treatment is over and all the chemicals work out of the body, hair typically grows back.

Hypothyroidism might cause hair loss as well, typically frontal, and is specifically associated with thinning of the outer third of the eyebrows

Hyperthyroidism might also cause hair loss, but it is parietal rather than frontal.

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