Alopecia is the medical term for hair fall, which is a most common disorder that
dermatologists treat and diagnose. Generally, we lose our hair for many reasons. And one
most common cause is hereditary hair loss. If you have recently undergone any surgery,
prolonged sickness, taking birth control pills or chemotherapy for cancer or diseases like
thyroid, heart problems, arthritis and pollution, stress, genetics. That could be the one of the
possible reasons. After giving birth, in a few months, many women face noticeable amounts
of hair. Too tight hair styles or your daily dose of unhealthy hair care routine also develop
hair fall in front head and sudden hair loss in women’s and may results in itchy scalp,
eyebrow hair loss and all over the body. It is challenging to figure out the reason for hair fall.