Concern by midwayjg: I am twenty and am encountering hair decline is regrowth possible?
I am twenty and am experiencing hair reduction all around the crown spot of my head. Hair loss is frequent in my household but not at a younger age. However, right up until recently I have had a very excess fat stuffed diet plan. Is regrowth possible?
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Response by RAINWALKER
See a dermatoligist.
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i think there are some hair products out there to stimulate hair growth 🙂 don’t give up! Go on your quest to find the magic elixir of unlimited hair!
Sadly, there is no cure for baldness. You can try Rogaine but people have mixed results.
My advice is to shave your head if it gets really bad and embrace that look. Hair transplants are another option down the road if you want.
Honestly, I am 23 and had the exact same problem. I saw a Dr and he gave me some shampoo but it never even worked. The only thing that really worked was some weird shampoo I got online. It was called Provillus. I didn’t see it at the same store I got it from but I found it for you at http://www.menshealthsale.com
I hope that helps man!
The best available non-surgical hair loss drugs are Propecia (finasteride) and Rogaine (minoxidil). These two hair loss treatments are FDA approved to fight against future hair loss. They may even help you to regrow hair.
There are some side-efects so do a little research. Talk to your doctor about it,because hair loss in adolescence stage is caused by illness or improper diet. Some caused by medical treatments.
Absolutely! Many super foods are classified as longevity foods or anti-aging foods, and these, once again, include the super greens mixes, chlorella, spirulina, micro-algae extracts such as astaxanthin, and of course broccoli sprouts, fresh vegetables and all of the berries, such as blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, blackberries and so on. You can also eat a lot of garlic and ginger and all the various culinary / medicinal herbs that are known to enhance human health and delay aging.
Yes actually there are medicines developed specifically for hair loss. There are a multitude of creams, pills, and ointments available to try. Everyone is different and what works for one will not necessarily work for you. You will need to experiment to find one that seems to work best for you. There are also many natural remedies available as well. Most of these include essential oils, that is, concentrated oils from specific plants.
Instead of buying/using a lot of hair loss products that are actually not effective, why not you try to regrow your hair naturally by using herbal remedies. As far I know, it works.
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