Look at how you're shedding to figure out why-and what to do about it By Wanda Lau 1. Sudden Hair Loss The trigger is emotional or physical trauma. The shock can cause telogen effluvium, a condition that makes hair stop growing and fall out.
Male Pattern Baldness Causes Androgenetic alopecia or male pattern baldness (MPB) is responsible for the vast majority of hair loss in men. While there are many possible reasons people lose hair, including serious diseases, reaction to certain medications, and, in rare cases, extremely stressful events, most hair loss in men can be blamed on heredity.
Those who have it, love it. Those who don't, probably miss it. And those who are in the process of losing it, well, they'll do anything to keep it. We're talking of course about hair. While it's easy to blame your parents for your thin hair or balding scalp, not all causes of hair loss trace back to genetics.
Nearly two out of every three men will begin balding by the time they're 60. Most don't part with their part willingly-American males collectively spend $1 billion a year trying to hang onto those locks. And while there's no cure for a shiny scalp, there are a lot of supposed causes that men worry about more than they need to.
