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There are lots of treatments which can help in hair loss cure, however it is important to know the factors that cause hair loss. The hair follicles have the tendency to stop producing hair growth. Alopecia is the term given to partial or even complete hair loss. The hair loss will start gradually and may become worse. Hair loss is not caused through a disease, but it may be due to heredity, testosterone or even aging. The drugs which are used to treat depression, heart problems or high blood pressure may be the reason for hair loss in some. Few people go on crash diets which may be low in protein or few may even have abnormal eating habits. This may cause protein deficiency and consequently result in heavy hair loss. Whether it is underactive thyroid or overactive, the patient holds strong chances of suffering from severe hair loss. Lastly, people who are having severe scalp infection will also have hair loss.