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Men's Hair Loss
Causes and Baldness
Understanding the
cause of men's hair loss may better indicate exactly why
it presently has no cure.
The most common cause of
hair loss in men, is male pattern baldness representing
almost 95% of all hair loss in men. Men who have this type
of hair loss usually have inherited it as part of their
genetic makeup.
 ANDROGENETIC
ALOPECIA - the modem medical term for male pattern hair
loss - can be broken down in two parts.
First, Androgenetic,
consisting of ANDROGEN (Any of the various hormones that
control the appearance and development of masculine
characteristics such as testosterone). And GENETIC--the
inheritance of genes from either the mother or the father's
side of the family. Add AGE, which when coupled with
genetics, represents a time clock that will signal the hair
follicle to produce an enzyme named 5 alpha reductase. When
the testosterone present in the follicle combines with the
enzyme 5 alpha reductase, it produces dihydrotestosterone (DHT).
Second, ALOPECIA meaning
hair loss, of which there are many types.
Put simply, scientists
are working against aging, hormones and genetics. This is no
easy task. Add the fact that male or female pattern hair
loss is not life threatening, and it is easy to see why many
physicians do not view hair loss as a priority in scientific
research.
What is working for you
in terms of research is that large pharmaceutical firms now
know that a cure for hair loss could mean a fortune in
revenue for their companies and stockholders.
Although we may not see a
cure in our lifetime, it is possible. Science is closer to
understanding hair loss due to many recent advancements. To
say the cure is around the corner would only be speculation
but hope certainly is alive.
 Causes
of Hair Loss in Men
Alopecia areata:
Generally thought to be an autoimmune disorder. Causes
"patchy" hair loss, often in small circular areas in
different areas of the scalp. Alopecia Areata information.
Alopecia totalis:
Total hair loss of the scalp, (an advanced form of alopecia
areata.
Alopecia universalis:
Hair loss of the entire body, (also an advanced form of
alopecia areata).
Traction alopecia:
Hair loss caused by physical stress and tension on the hair
such as prolonged use of hair weaving, corn rows etc.
Telogen effiuvium:
Hair loss Caused by Physical stress, emotional stress,
thyroid abnormalities, medications and hormonal causes
normally associated with females.
Anagen effiuvium:
Generally due to internally administered medications, such
as chemotherapy agents, that poison the growing hair
follicle.
Trichotillomania (TTM),
or "trich" as it is commonly known, is an impulse control
disorder characterized by the repeated urge to pull out
scalp hair, eyelashes, facial hair, nose hair, eyebrows or
other body hair, often resulting in noticeable bald patches.
Chemotherapy: One
of the most common side effects of chemotherapy treatment is
hair loss. Chemotherapy hair loss may occur on the scalp,
face, underarms, and other places on the body.
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