family history of baldness/agressiveness of male pattern baldness?

[Letsget2thepoint-51]

hey, i have no family history of baldness, literally none in my immediate family "unlces, grandfathers dad etc...on tiether side........yet i am still losing a lot of hair and my hair has thinned out fairly noticably on the crown. I have seen several posts where Aplunk i think it was told someone that because of his lack of family history the baldness may not be that agressive. SO far its been thinning for maybe a year and its not slowing down i was wondering if there is a link between family history of baldness and the agressive ness/speed of balding?

anythign scientific to back it up or is just a general idea

thanks guys
-matt

 

[Skaff]

The aggressiveness and the age your hair loss begins are all genetically programed and inherited.

In your case the male pattern baldness gene has obviously 'skipped' a few generations and decided to reappear in you (makes you wanna kick the cat!). Unfortunately, this isn't an indication of how aggressive your hair loss will be.

 

[Axon]

There's simply no way to tell.

 

[ANDREW_J_I]

i aint got no family history of balding.

so f*****g annoying.

 

[s.a.f]

I have got family history of balding, also so F*cking annoying.
Btw there really is noway of predicting what you're gonna get. Although family genetics can give you a likely expectation.