The most common cause of baldness in women is female pattern baldness. PCOD, pregnancy and hormonal imbalance are common causes. It is hereditary and usually shows up after 40 years of age.

Female parting baldness is irreversible. But treatments exist to prevent further hair loss. Some will even help regrow some of the hair. For a more permanent solution, you should opt for hair transplantation.

Parting can contribute to baldness. The continuous impact of the comb at the same line injures the hair follicles. This will impede healthy hair growth. It is best to keep changing the parting line to prevent this.

For a non-invasive solution, you can use Minoxidil. You should also get treated for the problem causing the hair loss. If nothing works, the last resort is hair transplantation.

Hair lost due to temporary situations grows back once the cause is gone. This includes illness, medications or stress. Hair loss due to alopecia is usually not regained. Hair transplant is the only solution then.

If the cause of hair loss returns, so will bald spots. Treatment should continue for a chronic condition. Try to avoid stress and eat healthy to prevent further loss.

You should change your hair part every few days. This will help the hair roots breath and the hair follicles stay perky. It will also prevent constant pulling of the roots in the same place and reduce the chances of balding.

Switching up your hair part rejuvenates the scalp, allowing better blood flow. It also prevents hair loss due to thinning and breakage.

It depends on the cause of hair loss. Hair loss due to alopecia usually does not grow back by itself. But that due to temporary stress or disorders do.

The B-group vitamins are most effective in hair retention, regrowth and loss prevention. Of these, biotin is the best for fighting female parting baldness.