Hair loss issues

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Hair loss issues

Asked for Male, 25 Years

My age is 27 , my hairs are gone and still not stopping . I visited , many dermologist . Spend long time, lot of money , but nothing happened so some one advised me for hormonal issues . If it is then how it will be known and what treatment should I do further.

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Dr. Rakesh Parikh Diabetologist 23 yrs exp Jaipur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rakesh Parikh

Diabetologist 23 yrs exp Jaipur

This is androgenic alopecia. It's usually hereditary. Though it can be because of high testosterone levels, it's best to go by the advice of dermatologist for treatment

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