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One fact is, when scalp and eventually hair is healthy, about 90% of hair is growing at any given time at its naturally healthy and optimum speed - while the other 10% is resting. After my hair rests for a couple of months, my healthy hair naturally falls to make room for my new hairs. When my new hairs grow, healthily, they naturally grow like half an inch each month.Why am I losing my hair Hair loss in women can be caused by a variety of factors including genetics, disease, stress, hormone fluctuations, pregnancy, postpartum, menopause, natural aging, or side effects from medication.7.What should I do if I think I experiencing hair loss You might consider visiting a dermatologist. A dermatologist will investigate your scalp for signs of hereditary balding or skin inflammation, and can start testing for underlying health conditions that might be the cause of the situation. 8.Could my hairstyle have caused my hair loss In a wordyes. Some hair treatments or styles (hair coloring dyes and bleaches, straighteners, permanent wave solutions, hair extensions, cornrow braids, or tight ponytails) can inflame or scar the hair follicles if they are used too often or incorrectly. 9.Will my hair grow back The answer to this question depends largely on the reason for the hair loss. Hair lost during chemotherapy, for example, will re-grow. Hair loss that occurs due to stress or nutritional deficiency should return once those health concerns are resolved.