With so many different reasons why you might be losing your hair, it is vitally important that you don’t keep it to yourself and you discuss your hair loss with your family and your doctor. Hair loss, particularly in women is more common that you might think and it can be easily treated provided you get a formal diagnosis from your doctor or a specialist at the hospital. Although some forms of hair loss are not treatable, there are so measures, which can be taken to ensure that it does not get any worse and could eventually result in your hair coming back.
Most women who are suffering from hair loss are going through a stressful time in their life and they are struggling to cope with what is going on around them. Women also experience hair loss and hair thinning during the menopause and if they are receiving chemotherapy or radiotherapy treatment for cancer.
If you don’t know anybody who is going through the same experience as you, you might want to ask your doctor if they know of any support groups that you could go to so you can share your experiences with other women and get tips on how to cover your hair loss. This could help you come to terms with your hair loss.