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I am a 19 year old male, and i have problems with my hair growing back on my headHead and face reconstruction Head injury Head lice Indications of head injury Radial head injury. This results in my hair thinning and some people can see my scalp. Like other people who are losing hair at a young age, I feel very embarrassed about my appearance. My parents do not have this problem although they are in their late 40s, all my grand parents do not have this problem.
I heard that by combing my hair more often i can encourage hair growth as it massages the scalp. I know that by combing i am losing hair as well, but is it true that it doesnt matter how much fairFair skin cancer risks i am losing, its the fact that hair dont grow back thats causing the problem? Also i am trying some herbal medication which claims to have good results treating baldnessHair loss Male pattern baldness, this medicine is for externalExternal incontinence devices use on the scalp, also i migh using a herbal shampoo by the same company who made the medicine.
Maybe get your iron checked out. Iron levels and genetics are the two things that typically cause hair loss in young adults. So if this is not hereditary, I would look into a possible medical problem causing it