While a receding hairline and thinning at the crown are the most recognizable signs of male pattern baldness (MPB), there are other symptoms to look out for:
Thinner, Weaker Hair
- Hair on the top of your head may become more brittle or fragile, and the growth rate could slow down over time. This is a subtle indicator that hair follicles may be weakening.
Increased Hair Shedding
- You may notice more hair falling out than usual, particularly in the shower or while styling. This could be an early sign that MPB is starting to take effect.
Differentiating MPB from Other Hair Loss Causes
- If you experience sudden hair loss, an inflamed or sore scalp, or patchy bald spots, it’s likely not MPB. These signs could be related to other conditions, such as scalp infections, autoimmune disorders, or nutritional deficiencies. It’s always best to consult with a healthcare professional to get a proper diagnosis.
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