What is AGA Hair Loss?

other day I had someone email me and ask.? "The reference AGA hair loss is often in his articles exactly what this type of hair loss what causes it What are some symptoms of it? And how is it treated?" While I am certainly not a doctor or a specialist, I will try to answer these questions as fully as I can (based on experience and research) in the next article.

Who has the AGA? What is it? What causes it? scientific term for the AGA is androgenic alopecia. Many dermatologists will tell you that, despite the fact that people who have wanted to believe the hair loss, androgenic alopecia is the most common culprit for this loss. It is estimated that more than 90% of all cases of loss can be attributed to androgens (or sensitivity to them) in some way. He also said that 50% of men and 40% of women will suffer some form of hair loss before they reach the age of 50. Of course, the weight will vary from person to person.

There are many factors that are contributing causes AGA.Najčešće is considered that genetics and heredity. However, all experts see more and more cases of people who have a loss that is reminiscent of this type of hair loss with no family history. In short, converts testosterone into dihydrotestosterone (aka DHT) is an enzyme called 5-alpha-reductase. And this in turn affects the hair follicles to DHT.

Some symptoms of androgenic alopecia This process can seriously affect and compromise the hair grows out of these folikula.Rezultat is usually a gradual loss of hair (although more aggressive and rapid hair loss and flaking is sometimes seen) with miniaturization. To make this clear, this miniaturization is really what defines the Aga and is what makes the hair loss as well as pronounced as it is. Think about it. With seasonal shedding or hair loss caused by conditions such as telogen effluvium (TE), which does not include miniaturization, what is lost in the end successfully replaced. Normal hair texture replacing shed hair so that eventually there is no loss in volume or coverage.

But, with androgenic alopecia, the hair returns to the thinner, softer, and more than a fly, or cotton candy texture. Eventually, You May Have a little less hair strands, but the fact that what have been compromised and many more fine texture means that the volume and coverage seriously compromised. This significantly affects the appearance of your hair. Over many cycles, the hair gets finer every time until eventually you can get peach fuzz, and then balding or anything at all.

Now, it is different for women. For men, you will usually get the balding spots or noticeable thinning at the temples and on top of the head or the back of the crown. What begins as a thinning may be a little bald spot to expand and become larger over time. For women, the more you'll usually see a diffuse thinning and loss of volume or expansion on the part of the line. This does not mean that you do not see thinning in certain areas in women. You. It sometimes happens on the crown, temples, or line burst. It really just depends on the person and the hand that genetics has dealt them.

Treatment: AGA is treated in different ways. Some people try to get the drugs under androgen control. Success rates vary. But what you usually against here is that it is often not a feasible way to eliminate all or DHT completely stop this process and the conversion from happening. So, you are dealing with a continuously moving target. And, in my opinion and experience, it usually is not to have too much testosterone, DHT or 5-alpha reductase, it is that you are sensitive to what you do not have. People (especially women) will often tell me things like, "but my testosterone level is low, not high. So why is this happening?" This is not typically the level that you are trying to control, it's sensitivity.

So I think that solving the sensitivity, inflammation, and re-growth may be a better plan. It is realistic and focuses on controlling what they can. Regrowth is for me the most important part of the equation. To get a decent cosmetic result, you will need to effectively regrow, and then keep what has been lost.