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Hair thinning by stress and AGA
I have hair thinning scalp is visible density is too low cuz of stress since 2019 now no stress but thinning still there but my father have genetic hair loss problems too he has his hairline intact in garde 1 but crown mid scalp is completely shiny with tiny small hairs exactly where i am losing and having thinning i want topical minoxdill and finasteride combo only of morr F and a shampoo for my itchy red pimples like scalp rest diet vitamin and minerals sleep exercise i can manage i am 24 years old so i am fit and healthy but stress caused me hair thinning and the gentic factor too btw i only did scalp massages with my fingers and noticed so many baby hairs all over the scalp even in thinning areas that grew about 1-2 inches just in 2-3 months with my diet and scalp massages only so minxodill and finasteride will give me great results i dont want much this morr f fin and min combo and a shapoo for my itchy and burning scalp specially worst in winters
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Hello, From your history does definitely sound like androgenetic alopecia/ male patterned baldness. Before resorting to any kind of treatment, lotions or oral medication, proper evaluation is necessary. Vit deficiency and lifestyle factors can accelerate the condition and worsen it . A combination approach will definitely help you Please do a dermatologist consultation for better guidance
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Take online consultation for proper evaluation and management
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Seems AGA Specific treatment available for better outcome
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Kindly do direct online consultations for detailed information
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Use good serum like cuticapil Don't rush for minoxidil Try PRP/ GFC
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Will improve with medication Consult online for further management
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Looks like the beginning of androgenetic alopecia which in turn can be worsened by stress. It will improve with topicals in most cases, if it doesn’t we can move on to oral drugs. Diet and lifestyle you anyway are following a healthy one as per your statement.
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As per your description, it kost likely androgenic alopecia, we can control the situation with proper medications and some procedures, i would suggest you to consult Dermatologist near by or online consultations on Practo.
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Don't worry, specific medication will improve condition. Kindly consult online for proper treatment and guidance.
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No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required.. Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.
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Consult online for proper evaluation and treatment
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