Allergies In Relation To Male Pattern Balding
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Same eczema sucks!
I've already thought about that. I have never had problems with allergies up to my 16-17 years in my life. From one day to the next I got a pollen allergy against grasses. At about this age the hair loss also began. I could believe that starting to smoke has triggered me in both ways.
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Me too wtf maybe is that. You have diffuse loss?
I will bet that the people who have some sort of allergies are good responders to the pgd2 theory...
Important to eat anti inflammatory... So keto diet... No carbs, sugar etc
Maybe our 'male pattern baldness' is actually not alopecia androgenic, so not genatically present... Funny, I did this DNA testing @ 23andme... They also give you an estimate whether you are prone to male pattern baldness.... Guess what... Result: not very likely
Important to eat anti inflammatory... So keto diet... No carbs, sugar etc
Maybe our 'male pattern baldness' is actually not alopecia androgenic, so not genatically present... Funny, I did this DNA testing @ 23andme... They also give you an estimate whether you are prone to male pattern baldness.... Guess what... Result: not very likely
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Let me get this straight you're making a poll about if there is any correlation between allergies/male pattern baldness in a hairloss forum ? your sample is 100% biased thus making your poll results irrelevant. You should do the same but choose a mixed sample
Of course this is biased... Because people not suffering from it (allergies) are likely not to take part of the poll... Can't force people But interesting is that you see similar reactions... I really start to believe that some of us not suffering from aa. I think there should be a classification of male pattern baldness... Could also be the reason why certain regimes work for some and not for others.... For example any reduction of 5ar immediately gives me sides... So I believe for me it is not a hormonale thing... But an inflammation thing
But interesting is that you see similar reactions... I really start to believe that some of us not suffering from aa. I think there should be a classification of male pattern baldness... Could also be the reason why certain regimes work for some and not for others.... For example any reduction of 5ar immediately gives me sides... So I believe for me it is not a hormonale thing... But an inflammation thing
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20 years ago everyone assumed we'd have a cure for baldness by now.
Interesting...Hair loss started for me in 8th grade and it was diffuse. The first person ever in mentioned to me was my 9th-grade teacher. So as you can see my story sucks..used finasteride and minoxidil in high school thru college until I dropped finasteride at 26. My friends in high schoo, always made jokes about my almost bald head. I never had receding hairline until I was 28 when I lost 50% of what I had left in 9 months ending with a huge forehead. But I can't complain, I managed to have a good life and dated the hottest girl in high school and many other hot chicks anyway . Coming back to the topic....I remember having some eczemas in my face during the same time I started to lose hair. I always have a hard time believing that I had male pattern baldness when I was 14 years old but that was what my dermatologist said after he did a scalp biopsy at the time.
. Coming back to the topic....I remember having some eczemas in my face during the same time I started to lose hair. I always have a hard time believing that I had male pattern baldness when I was 14 years old but that was what my dermatologist said after he did a scalp biopsy at the time.
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Interesting...Hair loss started for me in 8th grade and it was diffuse. The first person ever in mentioned to me was my 9th-grade teacher. So as you can see my story sucks..used finasteride and minoxidil in high school thru college until I dropped finasteride at 26. My friends in high schoo, always made jokes about my almost bald head. I never had receding hairline until I was 28 when I lost 50% of what I had left in 9 months ending with a huge forehead. But I can't complain, I managed to have a good life and dated the hottest girl in high school and many other hot chicks anyway
and now your story will end by marrying a 3/10 fat woman and becoming a beta provider
What kind of allergies? I had horrible seasonal and animal allergies growing up, like horrible. If I stayed at someone's house who had cats I would start throwing up I would get so sick. During certain seasons my eyes would swell up and get purple sometimes, and would itch all the time. Was going to have to get on allergy shots, but randomly started fading away when I hit puberty, and are almost completely gone now. May get itchy eyes or something if at someone's house with a bunch of cats, but pretty mild. Have hair loss now though, so no don't think they are related at all for me atleast.
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the smoking baby
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same for me. lots of allergies until about 16 then not so much. hairloss started at 19.
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I took zirtec, xyzal etc. etc for years, orally .... but I did not find any benefit on the hair. With all the amount of antihistamines taken, now I should be a monkey
What kind of allergies do you have ?
Cetirizine decrease 50% pgd2 it can help to prevent hair loss if you have allergies but i doubt it can regrowth anything
However we dont know if allergies can speed up the male pattern baldness, there arent any studies that shows any correclatiom between these two things
And its very rare we havents any news about the role of pgd2 in hairloss, the study was done in 2012...
Probably pgd2 is just a product of the inflammation caused from the bastard dht
And its very rare we havents any news about the role of pgd2 in hairloss, the study was done in 2012...
Probably pgd2 is just a product of the inflammation caused from the bastard dht