My hair fall out every year can i have a disease?

i notice i have a bald spot in the back of my head
last year it was the the side of my head
why does it fall out i take good care of it
i sleep with a wrapping
i grease it
it fall out every year
i wash it

I last years bald spot has regrown you may have alopecia areata. This is an auto immune disease.Classically the patches are spherical and the underlying scalp looks pink and healthy.

Bad news, there are absolutely no useful treatments, ( despite the many cures promised on the net!), good news it tends to go away on its own in most patients after a couple of years.

i think it depends on what season it is.Mine used to but not anymore.

you grease it ?! wrapping??
could be receding...happens at all ages

Once you've just washed your hair and you have the towel ready don't go crazy with the towel gently rub the towel on your hair. maybe don't blow dry if you do. Maybe don't grease it! and I'm sure that there is no disease but if your still worried please see a doctor unless there is a doctor on yahoo answers.

Don't worry. It's just one of the side effects of alien anall probes. Once they stop probing your anu.s, the hair will be back to normal

yes the disease is called Baldy which means you wont need to visit the barber much longer

well it's not right

Hi, maybe its just ageing. But sometimes hair can fall out due to stress/worry/anger. There is a condition called Alopeacha (cant spell it) and it can sometimes cause all hair to fall out or just a small amount. But remember it is hair, on average we loose about 50 hairs a day..scary! Go see your GP if you have more concerns!!

I THINK IT'S STRESS ESPECIALLY IF IT'S PATCHY. iS THERE SOMETHING THAT,S CAUSING YOU TOO BE UPSET AT CERTAIN TIMES ???

Oh for heaven's sakes, don't listen to any of these answers except for the last one -- alopecia areata.

No one really knows what causes alopecia, but it is suspected that it MAY be due to an autoimmune disease. However, don't freak out--it doesn't mean you're in bad health or that anything bad will happen to you. In fact, the mjaority of people with it are otherwise healthy.

Greasing your hair and sleeping with a wrapping have no cause or effect. It is what it is. I had alopecia when I was in my early 20s. Every six months I would get a new spot. It takes about six months to start filling in--and then I would get a new one. This went on for about 2 years, and then it went away by itself. There's really not much you can do, but if the bald patches are very noticeable, there is a cover up you can rub on the patch to blend in with the rest of your hair. It sounds kind of cheesy, but believe it or not, it works.

I would HIGHLY recommend, however, that you go to your doctor--less because it's an issue than because it will set your mind at rest and give you good, reliable information.