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search:all netdoctor---------------------diseasesmedicines netdoctor.co.uk home news and features news news archive newsletter features encyclopaedia diseases examinations medicines premium servicesopecia)? male hair loss is the most common type of hair loss. it is caused by increased sensitivity to male sex hormones (androgens) in certain parts of the scalp, and is passed on from generation too begins to thin. eventually, the two balding areas meet to form a typical u-shape around the back and sides of the head. the hair that remains is often finer, and does not grow as quickly as it usedbaldness is generally regarded as natural, and not a disease. so if a person decides they wish to try to get their hair back, they will probably have to pay for the lengthy, expensive procedureeen shown to halt further hair loss and promote re-growth of scalp hair in approximately 80 per cent of patients after three to six months. treatment must be continued to sustain the improvement inking the part of the scalp that still contains hair larger. this is a possibility in cases of hair loss over a small area. hair loss in women women can also suffer hair loss, especially those withoral health | pregnancy and birth | private medical insurance | self-pay treatment | sex and relationships | smoking cessation | stress urinary incontinence (sui) | travel medicine | women's health |
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