Estrogen And Baldness ??? Reason Why I Losing My Hair ?

balancegold

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Is possible that i started balding because in my head i feel more like women ? So my body things iam girl so it produce much estrogen which lower my testosterone and increasing DHT ???? Is that in some foolish way possible ??????
 

Michael1986

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What you have described is not possible. Feeling like a woman in your head, as you put it, will not cause you to lose your hair.
 

Mitko1

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Yeah. Balding men have higher estrogen and prolactin levels. Higher body mass index increases the severity of androgenetic alopecia. More body fat=more estrogen. Dht is a natural estrogen inhibitor. Your body produces more DHT when your estrogen levels rise up .Your goal is to increase testosterone and reduce estrogen and prolactin naturally. The higher your estrogen, the lower your tetosterone. The higher your testosterone, the lower your estrogen.
 

Ikarus

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Yeah. Balding men have higher estrogen and prolactin levels. Higher body mass index increases the severity of androgenetic alopecia. More body fat=more estrogen. Dht is a natural estrogen inhibitor. Your body produces more DHT when your estrogen levels rise up .Your goal is to increase testosterone and reduce estrogen and prolactin naturally. The higher your estrogen, the lower your tetosterone. The higher your testosterone, the lower your estrogen.

Or, you can see the higher estrogen levels as a blessing because that combined with taking finasteride or dutasteride or spironolactone could potentially mean better results, since it’s evident that estrogen helps hair growth.
 

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Or, you can see the higher estrogen levels as a blessing because that combined with taking finasteride or dutasteride or spironolactone could potentially mean better results, since it’s evident that estrogen helps hair growth.
i think its a matter of balance. but you have a point. estrogens helps hair growth, but they do have consequences.
 
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