I am 35 years old. I noticed my hairs were falling out since I got my period. What can I do to regrow my hair?

You may need to speak with a physician
to determine the cause (s) of your condition. Although women are prone to
genetic forms of hair loss, the dynamic of hormones often plays into effect as
well.



There may be other confounding variables
such as Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. Individuals with this condition tend to
have a high level of androgens in their blood stream. Testosterone can convert into DHT through the
alpha reductase enzyme.

And DHT will affect the base of the
follicle s, causing the structures to miniaturize.



Medications can offer the most promise
during the early stages of hair loss.



But
in later stages, a hair transplant can be beneficial. This would depend on
having enough donor hair grafts on the head to provide sufficient coverage. 

It is not possible to diagnose hair loss in women without a close up examination of the scalp. Diagnosis of hair loss in women requires clinical examination of the scalp and blood work. In over one half of more of cases there are two hair loss conditions responsible for the hair loss. The most common  causes of hair loss in a 35 year old woman are:1. Androgenetic alopecia (also called female pattern hair loss). 2. Hair shedding from stress, low iron, thyroid abnormalities, crash diets, new medications) An appropriate examination is requires to diagnose hair loss in women.