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What is Androgenic alopecia?
Gradual decrease of scalp hair density in adults with transformation of terminal to vellus hairs, which become lost as a result of familial increased susceptibility of hair follicles to androgen secretion following puberty. Two areas of the scalp are commonly affected in men, the frontal and coronal; when it occurs in women it is associated with other evidence of excessive androgen activity, such as hirsutism.
Questions and answers on "Androgenic alopecia"
i have severe hair fall may be androgenic alopecia .i am 48 and use zestril for control of my blood presure.please help.i am using minoxidil for...
MD Hi,
It seem form your problem that you have telogen effluvium- a condition of hair fall due to improper nutrition in this age group. It is a common...
Sir I have a androgenic alopecia (male pattern baldness) is there any homeopathic medicine or any bio-comic medicine or its combination which can...
MD Hello. Thanks for writing to us at healthcaremagic
Androgenetic alopecia is commonly managed with minoxidil and oral finasteride. Only these two...
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