Excessive secretion of male hormones leads to hair loss

The hair that falls out normally is in the catagen and telogen phases. Since the hair that enters the catagen phase and the hair that enters the growth phase is in a stable balance, the normal total amount of hair can be maintained. This is normal physiological hair loss. Does excessive androgen metabolism cause hair loss? What are the treatment drugs for hair loss caused by insufficient androgen metabolism?

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Androgenic alopecia is related to age. It is a common and objective fact that the total amount of hair decreases as a person grows older, especially in middle-aged and elderly people. Authoritative experts analyze that because estrogen becomes active after puberty, hair loss generally begins after the age of 17. With the increase of age, the incidence and level of hair loss continue to increase.

Will excessive androgen metabolism cause hair loss? The cause of androgenic alopecia has only been discovered in recent years. Due to the different physical constitutions of individuals due to their genetic inheritance, the metabolized testosterone can be converted into dihydrotestosterone (DHT) through 5a-reductase under the function of some human tissues (such as hair follicles). DHT is called the killer of hair follicles. Androgenic alopecia is also called premature alopecia, also known as "bald top", which is the most common hair loss among young men. It often begins to appear at the age of 20-30.

If a person has a poor diet, poor rest, is stressed, depressed, or overworked, it will directly affect the endocrine system, causing an imbalance in the metabolism of estrogen and androgen, which can accelerate hair loss. The structure of the hair follicles on the sides and back of the head is fine and healthy, and the endocrine system will not have a significant impact on it. The hair that grows is permanently healthy. The medical community is not yet fully clear about why changes in androgen levels have a significant impact on finely structured and healthy hair follicles.

Androgenic alopecia is also closely related to lifestyle, living environment, mental state, etc. Nowadays, with the accelerated pace of work, the intensification of market competition, and the increasing pressure of life, many people will experience tension, anxiety, depression, overwork, etc.