I Go to Gym Everyday and Workout.I Wanted to Know if It Somehow Effects the Growth of my Hair?

We all worry whether "something we're doing is making us lose our hair". The fact is, most of it is out of our control. Genetics by far are the major factor in hair loss, so look back in the family tree to place blame! Hormones, however, do play a role as well. While our daily activities don't greatly influence our hormones, patients should be careful with certain things. Testosterone is the major player, and while working out doesn't necessarily increase normal testosterone levels, some of the supplements people (especially body builders) take can have effects. Steroids and testosterone supplements (natural or otherwise) can promote hair loss, and really should be used only under medical supervision. Too little testosterone should be treated in men, but too much of it can lead to problems as well.

 

That being said, having a healthy lifestyle and keeping in shape in general is a great thing, and does not cause hair loss. If it is happening, it was going to probably happen anyway. Talk to a trained Hair Transplant Surgeon about how to best treat your level of loss.
 

Going to the gym and working out daily has no correlation with hair loss in general. If you believe there is a connection see a doctor for an exam.

Working out does not directly cause noticeable hair loss. While there are a number of causes (often symptomatic of an underlying health issue) androgenic alopecia, or male pattern baldness, is responsible for 95% of male hair loss and is out of our control.