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I'm losing my hairs in v shape from sides to backwards gradually & after combing they look like thin hairs on a balded head?

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amitsharma318Jan 1, 2016

I'm 24 year old. I used to have long thick hairs 2 year's back. Thereafter I experienced a period of intense stress, may be even depression for almost 3 year's. Now, I'm loosing my hair's in v shape & they are getting thinner with each passing day. Suggest me what to do now to the earlest?

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