(HealthDay News) -- Losing your hair may not be a typical sign of aging. It may be caused by a medical condition, experts say. The American Academy of Dermatology says possible causes of hair loss include: Diseases including hypothyroidism and anemia. Major surgery. A high fever. Certain treatments for cancer, including chemotherapy and radiation. A scalp infection, such as ringworm.
(HealthDay News) -- Losing your hair may not be a typical sign of aging. It may be caused by a medical condition, experts say. The American Academy of Dermatology says possible causes of hair loss include: Diseases including hypothyroidism and anemia. Major surgery. A high fever. Certain treatments for cancer, including chemotherapy and radiation. A scalp infection, such as ringworm.