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health advisory Hospital Mens Health 2007-11-15 5:36:33

He seems to be healthy otherwise. There is one uncle who who has lost some of his hair and he's only about 42 yrs. old. Other than that, there's no baldness pattern in the family.

Answer:

Actually, male pattern baldness doesn't rely on having relatives with the condition. The gene for this type of baldness is carried by the mother (but doesn't affect her). If the uncle has this, then chances are pretty good that the mother has it (if it is a true uncle and not a great-uncle, then he is her brother and carries similar DNA, possibly including the genetics for baldness). There are probably other conditions that may cause this, but that would be my bet. My grandfather started losing his hair in high school... it really isn't that uncommon!

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it could just be genetics. known some healthy guys that started going bald in early 20s. if its all over his body and eyebrows could be alopecia. he should speak to physician. it could also be stress or drug related.

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Look at your Mom's Dad & her brothers. If they are bald; you will be, too.

A guys' hair follows the hair pattern of the men on the Mother's side of the family.

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stress other reason is your genetic map

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Its a genetic problem maybe, did you check both sides of the family?

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Genetics. Stress.

Poor hygiene.

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too much gel, or maybe something got a bit messed up in your genes... no offense if yo utake this the wrong way.

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you must have a virus or something... and the treatment for it will make you lose all your hair and you d i c k will get so hairy the g i r l s will h at e you!

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