Why Is My Hair Thinning? I'm a 14 Year Old Girl?

Why is my hair thinning? I'm a 14 year old girl?

This sounds like a condition called alopecia, which occurs when the hair becomes extremely thin or actually falls out in spots or patches. It is caused by things like stress, hormone imbalance, or medication. It will not clear up all by itself so you should not wait for it to get worse, but with the right treatment hair can be regrown. Go to your doctor and find out exactly what it causing it. You may need a referral to a hair loss clinic. They can help you to keep what you have and regrow lost hair, but if you wait it will be more difficult to do and take longer. I do not think you will go bald. Baldness is primarily a male problem due to excess testosterone. Women only have a little of this. Do not wait, and good luck. Koala

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Do you think my hair is thinning a lot?

I do not think your hair is thinning. Hair grows in patterns, and you may have never noticed your scalp before. Their is plenty of hair there. If there would be a cause for concern, you would see bald patches with no sign of hair. The thin looking places around your forehead, is new hair that is growing in. As you age, hair growth can change. It is totally normal to lose up to 100 hairs a day. If you feel like your hair is thinning there are many products that can help you. Nioxin is a line of hair care products made for thinning hair. You can go to their website and locate a salon in your area that carries their products. Any cosmetologist working at that salon would be able to make the best recommendations for you. If your hair in not thinning but just feels thinner you can use volumizing, shampoos and conditioners. These will add body and volume to your hair. Avoid wearing your hair in pony tails or tight braids. This puts stress on the hair follicle and can cause hair loss. If this is not what you are looking for then you can see a dermatologist and they can give you other options. From your pictures, I honestly think you are 100% normal and do not need to worry. Good Luck!

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I'm 18 and my hair is thinning, and i was wondering if i should shave it?

i think that you should try different remedies to make it stronger. put it in braids, use certain products, do not straighten your hair as much, do not put your hair in styles that will stress the hair, and try to not touch it as much. good luck. =]

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how do i get my hair "thinned out"? hairdressers maybe answer?

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My hair is thinning every day ..i am 17..and yeah i masterbate a lot..i have tried everything..egg,coconut oil?

Mus********** Has no relation with hair fall. Its a wrong concept. Use coconut oil & almond regularly. And wash with a mild shampoo in the time of bath

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My hair is thinning out and Im going to buy a Garlic Shampoo?

ciao bella!!!!

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My hair is thinning after having a baby 2 yrs ago? What can I do?

You could probably go to a hair dresser and they could help you out from there

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Helpp??? hair is thinning and falling out??!?!?!?!?

Bald spots may be an indication of alopecia areata. Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition which causes hair to fall out in smooth, round patches. Essential oil scalp treatments are very effective for this type of hair loss. I also had this condition. It's pretty common. My story was published in Natural Health Magazine. You can read my story at the link below

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Why is my hair thinning intermittently?

Hair loss does not happen overnight. Typically, there's some kind of trigger that leads up to it. "There are numerous causes of hair loss from such causes as hormonal issues, certain types of hair styling that can cause hair loss over time, systemic diseases such as thyroid gland problems, lupus and others," said Dr. "If you notice hair loss on other parts of the body [besides the scalp], something more is going on," Dr. Shapiro said. If you lose hair from your eyebrows or eyelashes, it could mean you have a serious form of the autoimmune condition alopecia. Go to my Profile and you can find all about Hair Loss material there