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Hair fall . Since 2009 july
Right now I lost my hair in M shape and rest of my hairs are thinning . Non of my close relatives are bald. Or have any kinds of hair falls. Once I checked with a Ayurvedic Doc and he asked where I am working . To be exact he asked me wheather I work in a mechanic field . Yeah he was and is right . Coz I am working as a mechanic from 2009 . I really want my hair back . Can you please help me . What kind of hair problem is actually I am dealing with ?
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Dr. Neeti Thakur
Dermatologist
14 yrs exp
Dehradun
I think you are having androgenetic alopecia. Sometimes it can present after skipping one or two generations. Please consult to the dermatologist that is the best thing you can do because you can halt the ongoing hair fall and preserve it and yes there are chances of hair growth too. There are many options available.
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