Source — Bald People Causes Myths And Restoration Options. So why does hair fall out in the first place? For most people, it's not stress or shampoo or that one summer they wore a hat too much. It's genes. Around 80% of male pattern baldness traces back to inherited DNA — and yeah, it can come from either side of the family, not just your mom's dad like the old myth says. The technical name is androgenetic alopecia. Here's the part people miss. But genetics isn't the only player.
Thyroid disorders — both hypo and hyperthyroidism shed hair, usually diffusely Iron deficiency, especially in women under 50 Alopecia areata, an autoimmune condition where your body attacks follicles in patches Telogen effluvium — sudden shedding 2-3 months after surgery, childbirth, crash diets, or serious illness Medications: chemotherapy obviously, but also blood thinners, beta blockers, some antidepressants Trichotillomania, which is compulsive hair pulling Traction alopecia from tight ponytails, braids, or extensions worn for years Age plays in too.
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