Blood Pressure And Androgenic Alopecia!pole?!
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"When a hair follicle miniaturizes, it ascends upward from the reticular dermis to the papillary dermis, and is followed by an associated angiofibrotic tract called a follicular streamer (Kligman, 1988)."
Amazing. It's saying right here fibrosis in the blood vessel causes miniaturization.
Amazing. It's saying right here fibrosis in the blood vessel causes miniaturization.
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Since Hamilton’s work, the key observation implicating a specific androgen in the pathophysiology of MPHL in men is based on the observation that male subjects with genetic deficiency of type 2 5aR do not develop scalp hair loss (Imperato-McGinley et al., 1974; Kuttenn et al., 1979). This protective phenomenon occurs despite the subjects’ having normal or even slightly elevated levels of circulating testosterone. Thus, it appears that in balding men DHT binds to androgen receptors in susceptible hair follicles and, by an unknown mechanism, activates genes responsible for follicular miniaturization
Again, they don't explain how it miniaurizes. They make this logical leap that because dht causes miniaturization, that somehow there are genetic androgen receptors
Again, they don't explain how it miniaurizes. They make this logical leap that because dht causes miniaturization, that somehow there are genetic androgen receptors
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angiofibrosis. [ăn′jē-ō-fī-brō′sĭs] n. Fibrosis of the walls of blood vessels
In that first link they say a miniaturized hair is followed by an angiofibritoric tract.. it's followed by a fibrosed blood vessel. Would removing the fibrosis of said blood vessel reintroduce the necessary oxygen and nutrients to the follicle, reversing miniaturization?
Will have to read those studies more later
In that first link they say a miniaturized hair is followed by an angiofibritoric tract.. it's followed by a fibrosed blood vessel. Would removing the fibrosis of said blood vessel reintroduce the necessary oxygen and nutrients to the follicle, reversing miniaturization?
Will have to read those studies more later
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Scalp in most men has two regions androgens dependent and independent. For most back and sides are independent of androgen. Temples an vertex hair are genetically programmed to fall after DHT attach to them. Fibrosis and calcification are there but the question is like chicken and egg question. DHT causes fibrosis or the fibrosis induces DHT in scalp?
Nobody knows.
Nobody knows.
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It has been speculated that as scalp and galea fuses ,hair bulb no longer have space to keep size ,so it moves upward AMD then easily falls.
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Interesting.Where did you read that from?
In the ivory dome theory, calcium "sutures" the scalp to the skull
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I will have search it . you could do it by searching hair disposition and galea search.
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thanks. near midnight here but defnitely a good idea!
I guess the relation between blood flow and male pattern baldness is absolutely correct...I lose hair all over from my scalp evem from sideburns and neckline..My pubes are going and thinning and will be gone even before I hit 20s lol..I lose hairs from legs and from other parts of body...From moustache,eyebrows and beard too lol...My hands and feet are always pale white and I always feel much more cold than other people around me..I like to stay in a warm condition rather than cold..I guess in my whole body there is less blood flow
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Go to a cardiologist. I don't know the tests they run but check out calcium arterial score as oneI guess the relation between blood flow and male pattern baldness is absolutely correct...I lose hair all over from my scalp evem from sideburns and neckline..My pubes are going and thinning and will be gone even before I hit 20s lol..I lose hairs from legs and from other parts of body...From moustache,eyebrows and beard too lol...My hands and feet are always pale white and I always feel much more cold than other people around me..I like to stay in a warm condition rather than cold..I guess in my whole body there is less blood flow
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Blood flow can remove excees DHT which slows but not stop alopecia.I guess the relation between blood flow and male pattern baldness is absolutely correct...I lose hair all over from my scalp evem from sideburns and neckline..My pubes are going and thinning and will be gone even before I hit 20s lol..I lose hairs from legs and from other parts of body...From moustache,eyebrows and beard too lol...My hands and feet are always pale white and I always feel much more cold than other people around me..I like to stay in a warm condition rather than cold..I guess in my whole body there is less blood flow
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Hol'up Hol'up....*smack lips*
Actually, some tryouts in this thoery show quite the opposite
https://www.hairlosscure2020.com/ligature-of-the-arteries-of-the-scalp-to-prevent-further-hair-loss/
"By creating hypoxia in the scalp, testosterone metabolism will be reduced and the condition improved"
The more blood flow, the more DHT will be produced locally...
Jesus, what's goin'on in this forums, people try every brain twists possible...this is getting ridiculous....still DHT...30 years after
Publication Date : 1977
Actually, some tryouts in this thoery show quite the opposite
https://www.hairlosscure2020.com/ligature-of-the-arteries-of-the-scalp-to-prevent-further-hair-loss/
"By creating hypoxia in the scalp, testosterone metabolism will be reduced and the condition improved"
The more blood flow, the more DHT will be produced locally...
Jesus, what's goin'on in this forums, people try every brain twists possible...this is getting ridiculous....still DHT...30 years after
Publication Date : 1977
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I guess the relation between blood flow and male pattern baldness is absolutely correct...I lose hair all over from my scalp evem from sideburns and neckline..My pubes are going and thinning and will be gone even before I hit 20s lol..I lose hairs from legs and from other parts of body...From moustache,eyebrows and beard too lol...My hands and feet are always pale white and I always feel much more cold than other people around me..I like to stay in a warm condition rather than cold..I guess in my whole body there is less blood flow
Check your thyroid levels ASAP, being always cold and loosing all body hair are relevant symptoms
Body temperature is 100% thyroid linked...but it might be just how you feel it, and not your actual body temperature
That, or your really stressed out and tired
But, calcification in your heart...at 18 ? LMAO...forget it, your heart is fine
Sounds more like a hypo or hyperthyroidism
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Who told I have calcification in heart??:0
I am very fit but I dont know why my hairs go away
....I started losing hair from 12 or 13 and now I have diffuse everywhere on my scalp but anyone here will tell me I am nw1 with full desnity but no I lost 20% of my density..And I have heard from my parents that when I was 1yr or 6months old(idk the exact time) my wbc went very very high while rbc went to very low and i was admitted in hospital for almost 1month..I survived by god's will and i guess from there something happened with my blood flow all over the body
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Also in healthy hair subjects? Have you a link?
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No. Their scalp is mostly androgen independent.
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Hi Mandar, do you know that a hair don't exist if it is not atached to a sebaceous gland SG? SG need hormones to be operative,..., then it is clear that a healthy hair scalp is "androgen dependent"