I'm 40 and suffering from hair loss. How do I find the cause?
Briefly

There are many possible causes of hair loss, says Anabel Kingsley, trichologist at Philip Kingsley. These include anything from hormonal changes and genetics through to thyroid health, nutritional deficiencies, stress and scalp health.
For women, the most common issue is female pattern hair loss, thinning from the centre parting, and telogen effluvium, which is excessive daily hair fall.
Estrogen supports the scalp and helps to keep strands in their growth phase, so fluctuations of this hormone can cause extra daily hair fall.
Minoxidil (tablets or topically) can help female pattern hair loss. Hormonal hair shedding often has to run its course, but topical drops can help minimise it, Kingsley says.
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