I read in some online sources that a normal non balding person can typically expect roughly 10 - 20% of their hair to miniaturize, not sure if this is true or not? Also is it possible for some people to have just naturally thin hair or naturally decreasing hair density as they age (but no apparent balding)? Or is this simply a sign that the balding process is very slow? Thanks very much.
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Answer: In general it may be normal to have 10% miniaturized hairs even when you are not balding.
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CTE in its true form is a condition mainly of women age 30-60. It's rare in men and quite uncommon in young women under 25. Most CTE diagnoses in very young women are mistaken for a combination if acute telogen effluvium, early genetic hair loss and seborrhea.But if CTE is the ...
Unfortunately, MPB can appear without a direct family history. There are many genes for hair loss, and it is possible for generations to be skipped. Best of luck with your hair.