My hair is falling out too fast. I've tried everything but nothing is working. What can I do?

Although genetic pattern baldness is the most common form of
hair loss, a person’s specific condition could be due to other factors.
Therefore, the first important step to take would be to see a physician,
preferably a dermatologist or someone who specializes in hair restoration.
Tests can be performed to see if other conditions might be responsible. For
example, thyroid imbalances such as hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid) or
hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid) can cause hair shedding. However, this is
effectively treated with proper medication.

Also, your hair loss may be a side effect from prescription
medications you may be taking. Drastic improvements can be seen by stopping or
lowering the dosage.

After being issued a formal diagnosis, appropriate decisions
can be made on a treatment strategy. Hope this helps. 

The most important thing for anyone with hair loss is to get a professional opinion. Self diagnosis and self treatment rarely leads to improvement. There are over 100 reasons to love hair. The 8 most common reasons for excessive daily shedding are:1. hair loss from low iron2. hair loss from stress3. hair loss from thyroid problems4. hair loss from dieting5. hair loss form medications5. hair loss from early genetic hair loss6. hair loss from alopecia areata7. hair loss from scarring alopecia8. hair loss from excessive use of heat and chemicalsTo figure out which you have, please see a dermatologist. Blood tests are essential for anyone with excessive hair shedding.