What medicine does androgenic alopecia take

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My husband always loses his hair recently. I don't know if it's caused by staying up late. After seeing the doctor, the doctor said it's androgenic alopecia. Now I'll introduce to you what medicine to take for androgenic alopecia.

What medicine does androgenic alopecia take

First, the hair follicle is the target organ of androgen, and the scalp is the part with high androgen receptor density, which is the place where androgen likes to gather. Therefore, androgenic alopecia is a common type of alopecia, and 95% of alopecia cases belong to this type. The level of dihydrotestosterone in serum and scalp of men with androgenic alopecia is higher than that of normal people.

Second: under the long-term effect of dihydrotestosterone, the hair follicles of scalp, forehead, especially the temporal part and the top of the hair show progressive atrophy and diminution, the hair gradually becomes thinner and softer, the color becomes lighter, and the hair decreases. The result of this type of hair loss is the disappearance of hairline and slight decapitation of the head.

Third: some prescription drugs may cause some people to lose their hair. The right treatment will make the hair stop growing and fall off during the treatment. After stopping the drug or after the treatment, the hair may grow again. If sudden hair loss occurs at the beginning of medication, consult the doctor in time and make appropriate changes to the treatment plan.

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There are many reasons leading to hair loss, some are physiological reasons, some are pathological reasons, if there is any problem in the body, it is necessary to treat it in time, but we do not have to worry too much, we can recover slowly.