Observing receding hairline?
Did you know one in every two men experiences excessive hair loss by the age of 40?
Men may experience hair loss due to a condition called Male Pattern Baldness.
It can lead to bald patches, receding hairline, or excessive hair loss.
This report is a detailed examination of the disorder, statistically representing prevalence, causes, and treatments.<\/p>\n\n\n
Male pattern baldness is a common condition in which men experience gradual hair loss.
It typically starts at the hairline and temples and progresses to the crown of the head.
It is named so (Male Pattern) because it follows a distinct pattern of hair loss that differs from the pattern seen in women.
The hair loss disorder is also called Androgenetic Alopecia<\/a>.
Male pattern baldness is caused by genes and the hormone Dihydrotestosterone (DHT<\/a>).
DHT is a derivative of Testosterone, and it can cause hair to shrink and produce thinner, shorter hair.
Over time, the hair follicles can be so small that they stop producing hair.
Male pattern baldness affects roughly two-thirds of men by age 35, becoming even more common with age. <\/p>\n\n\n85% of men above 50 suffer from Male Pattern Baldness<\/h2>\n\n\n