If its alot of hair that u lose u better change ur shampoo

they say you can lose up to 200 per day

if you are worried go and see your GP

it could be something simple like a hormone imbalance

good luck

Have your thryoid checked. I did and that was why I was gaining weight and loossing massive amounts of hair. ALso if you u have long hair get it cut about every 4 weeks to get the split ends cut off. This way your hair wont split and break off, thus loosing hair.

YOU DO KNOW EVERY 6 TO 7 YEAR’S YOUR SCALP SHED’S HAIR OUT AND NEW ONE’S COME BACK IF NOT YOUR USING THE WRONG SHAMPOO.IT’S TOO HARD ON YOUR HAIR TYPE.GOOD LUCK HOPE YOU FIND SOME THING TO HELP YOU STOP LOOSING YOUR HAIR.

Hair loss varies from person to person. If, as you say, it comes out in clumps, I would suggest a quick visit to your doctor. Certain types of medication can also cause hair loss. As I do not know your age, I can not say anything for sure but this, please see your doctor to ensure all is OK as soon as possible.

Its normal to lose quite a bit of hair when washing or brushing it …but if you use wash n go be careful it may be taking the name as instructions …lol…

upto 100 hair is OK…

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100 hairs a day approximately if you are losing excessive amount that leaves patches it will be alopecia see your gp who will refer you to a trichologist

up to 100 hairs is o.k.
if you are losing much more, then you need to look at whether you have been very stressed or have changed your diet. many women who lose an excessive amount of weight ,quickly , also lose a lot of hair. or on the opposite scale,even tiny women who don’t eat healthily ,can lose hair.

i also suddenly lost my hair in excessive amounts,a while back. i started taking codliver oil, magnesium, vit b’s and zinc. now every hairdresser i see, comments on the healthy state of my hair,which luckily has returned to a normal amount of loss.

on this site http://www.hairproformula.com they explain some more reasons for possible loss on the FAQ section. the product sounds good as it has many of the supplements that i took in it, plus others. i can’t swear by it , as I have not tried it.

I am sure you will be able to sort it out . good luck.

Hair growth has three stages. The first is the "anagen," or growing phase. Ninety percent of our hair is usually in this stage at any given time and stays there for one to two years. "Telogen" is the "resting" phase. Eight percent of the hair is there for three to four months, followed by "catagen," the "falling out" phase, which accounts for the last one to two percent of the hair cycle. Fortunately, our hair growth is not synchronized. Otherwise we would go bald every few years! This also means that it is normal to lose a certain amount of hair every day. One hundred to 150 hairs is considered normal, depending on how much hair you have to start with. If your hair is long, 150 hairs can look like a lot of hair.

tthere are bound to be some variations in how much hair we lose on any given day depending on what we do to our hair. You may notice less hair loss if you don’t brush your hair one day, or more if you manipulate it more on the next. I think it’s reasonable to consult your doctor if this lasts more than a few weeks. Obviously, if you notice big chunks falling out, you need to see your doctor immediately. Thyroid conditions or other hormonal changes, anemia, malnutrition or even lupus can have hair loss as one of the signs of the condition. There is also a condition called alopecia areata, where the hair falls out in patches. Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition where the body attacks the hair follicle. The hair falls out in discreet circle-shaped patches of hair. You can also get this on the eyebrows or any hair-bearing part of the body. It is usually treated with a series of cortisone injections into the scalp to stop the inflammation and help the hair regrow. But it should be treated early; if you treat it within a couple of weeks to months, there is a better chance of the hair coming back.

You’d be better off asking your doctor for advice it could be something treatable.