My doctors nurse told me that SSRIs can trigger the male pattern baldness genes. Can they trigger your AGA genes? Is that true?. And can SSRI cause a receding hairline? I know it can trigger TE but it's rare. Can TE cause a receding hairline? I was on Prozac in 2014 when I was 17 and that's when my male baldness begin so I've been terrified to get on an SSRI again. Please answer all the questions. Thank you.
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It's difficult to tell from the limited photos but you may be a good candidate for hair transplant if the thinning is confined to the front/corners and your hair at the lower back of your head is normal. I generally dislike transplants for women but in more discrete loss patterns the results can...
Yes, I’ve heard of FoliGROWTH, and while it may not be as widely known as Nutrafol, it's another hair loss supplement that some individuals have tried. FoliGROWTH contains a variety of vitamins, minerals, and herbal extracts aimed at supporting hair health, such as biotin, saw palmetto, and M...
This question is impossible to answer with a single photograph of this type. It would appear at first blush to be a N3 hairline (receding only in the corners) But without the front hair pulled back and without a look at the top and crown, one cannot rule out a 3V or 4. I hope this helps.
