Female hereditary thinning hair on the top of the head

Many people always think that only smart people have thinner hair than normal people. Although this situation cannot be 100% certain, there are still certain factors. Because smart people have greater brain power and work harder, they are naturally more prone to hair loss. As a woman, will there be hereditary thinning hair on the top of the head?

Introduction to Male Genetic Hair Loss

Domestic studies have shown that 51.8% of male pattern baldness patients have a family history. Foreign studies have confirmed that the prevalence of male pattern baldness in men whose fathers, mothers or grandfathers have hair loss is about 2.5 times that of men without a family history of hair loss. "Hair loss is related to irregular lifestyle and staying up late for a long time, but family inheritance is the main reason. As long as there are individuals with similar hair loss in the family history of three generations, it is clinically considered to be hereditary hair loss. Due to the unpreventable characteristics of hereditary hair loss, men with a family history of hereditary hair loss must pay special attention: once you find yourself losing hair, you should immediately go to the hair loss clinic (also known as AGA clinic) or dermatology department of major hospitals for consultation and obtain professional solutions."

It is reported that there are 130 million men suffering from hair loss in my country, and more than 95% of them suffer from male pattern baldness. "Male pattern hair loss is a common disease that often develops gradually. The formation of M-shaped or Mediterranean hair on the top of the head does not happen overnight. Most of them start from the temples on both sides of the forehead, the hairline moves back, and gradually develops to the top of the head. If not treated in time, male pattern hair loss will only get worse, so the sooner you consult a dermatologist for treatment, the better the effect."

Although today's society is much more open than in the past, most aesthetic concepts have also changed a lot. Baldness is no longer a symbol of traitors and bad guys, and sometimes it has become a symbol of personality and fashion. However, for many men who are engaged in ordinary work and life, it is still an unspeakable pain. Premature baldness is like a spotlight. This embarrassing "attention" will bring men a psychological burden that others cannot imagine. The survey shows that nearly 70% of male respondents admitted that hair loss has affected their lives and work, and 70% of male respondents believed that hair loss has affected their self-confidence.

In fact, baldness caused by genetics is not incurable. Current clinical evidence suggests that the disease can be cured as long as it is treated early. "Hair growth requires a cycle. Generally, you can see some fine hair growing in the hair loss area 3-4 months after treatment, but it takes 1-2 years to achieve obvious results. Therefore, hair preservation and hair loss prevention is also a long-term process. You need to be patient and persist, and don't give up easily."