Baldness, Or male or Female pattern hair loss, plagues more individuals than we may realize. Millions of people are afflicted with this problem, though a large number of these individuals continue to suffer in silence, not realizing that something can be done about their hair loss.

Losing your hair can be a temporary things; it doesn’t necessarily have to be a permanent issue, though in a lot of cases, it can be. Temporary hair loss can be a result of several factors, such as childbirth, chemicals applied to hair, certain medication, change of diet, post surgical reactions and emotional stress,

Permanent hair loss on the other hand, is usually a result of diseases or medical conditions, be they hereditary or not. The most common cause for permanent hair loss is a condition called androgenic alopecia, which usually takes place over a spam year and can start any time after 20 year old. Unfortunately,  This conditions is inherited. So if you have a parent that suffers from this problem chances are you me too.

A doctor explains ,” Androgenic alopecia, or male pattern hair loss, is the gradual shortening of each follicle’s thins, loses color and becomes more `wispy”. It effect 30% of man by age 30, and 50% of man by age 50. Although the speed and extent of hair loss varies for each man.”

Androgenic alopecia can also affect women.  Although commonly thought in popular culture to afflict men, female pattern hair loss also affects tens of millions of women. While it is upsetting for a man to lose his hair, it can be socially acceptable, thinning hair for women, however, is categorically socially unacceptable.

Female pattern hair loss results in a `see thru’ appearance of the frontal hairline, this double standard produces anxiety for many women with female pattern hair loss.

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