I was in my 20s when I started loosing my hair. My doctor though my hair loss was stress related since I was so young and have no women in my family with history of significant hair loss. After checking my thyroid, ordering several labs and eliminating all possibilities, she took a chunk of my scalp and sent it to the lab. I was diagnosed with androgenetic alopecia. I was relieved at first that it wasn’t health related, then I asked: is there a cure?
No, there is no cure for androgenetic alopecia. However, the progression of this condition tends to be very slow, spanning several years to decades. An earlier age of onset may predict a quicker rate of progression.
I had two choices, cry, or learn to embrace it.
I did both, don’t get me wrong, but now and thanks to UniWigs I only embrace it.
No, there is no cure for androgenetic alopecia. However, the progression of this condition tends to be very slow, spanning several years to decades. An earlier age of onset may predict a quicker rate of progression.
I had two choices, cry, or learn to embrace it.
I did both, don’t get me wrong, but now and thanks to UniWigs I only embrace it.