The answer is generally No. Hereditary or male pattern baldness is generally characterized by miniaturized hairs. While the hair cycle may speed up slightly, the number of hair lost daily may increase by 10% or so, which is not sufficient to classify as shedding.Shedding is more typical of telogen effluvium or other acute or stress related hair losses.I recommend you see a specialist who specializes in hair growth and can provide a thorough comprehensive hair loss consultation including a digital microscopy to work out exactly what is going on for you and then create a personalized program to reverse that process and regrow your hair.Best of luck!
Probably , because miniaturisation and shedding of hair is a sign of AGA. But It is natural for human to lose daily 5-100 hair shaft in telogen phase, and it is an expected outcome of hair cycle. These hairs appear again and grow back. About 10% of all hair on our heads is in the telogen phase and they shed daily.