Typical baldness anxiety thread

[11r4dasdads]

https://imgur.com/a/Fd0hLLq (first is my left side, second is my right) 14M. 15 in 2 months.

No significant family history, though my father, his brother, and his grandfather both went bald. My father started around his early 30s with his crown, my uncle I'm not sure but a fair few years later than my father, and my great grandfather not sure, but I know he at least had a full head of hair by his early 20s. Other than that there's no balding of any sort in my family tree, encompassing everybody on my mother's side and my grandfather on my father's side. My diet isn't the best but isn't the worst, and though I have had a stressful few months, I was under the impression that stress related loss didn't affect primarily the hairline. I've got naturally thin hair and scalp eczema, however I noticed it seemed to have receded a bit more than usual. Is this early onset MPB or something else? I've been using liquid hydrocortisone for my scalp eczema and hydrocortisone cream for my other eczema, plus some multivitamins, but other than that no medications.

[Diffuse33]

Hello, you do seem a little too young to be suffering from mpb, although it does look like you have a little bit of corner recession (although I must stress it is only a little bit), it could be just that your hairline is changing as you mature. Sounds like you have a good few males with mpb in your family, therefore I would defenitely keep an eye on it (your hair that is). For now, you're far from needing to worry about it too much so dont become too obsessed with it. all the best.

[sifu]

Hello, you do seem a little too young to be suffering from mpb, although it does look like you have a little bit of corner recession (although I must stress it is only a little bit), it could be just that your hairline is changing as you mature. Sounds like you have a good few males with mpb in your family, therefore I would defenitely keep an eye on it (your hair that is). For now, you're far from needing to worry about it too much so dont become too obsessed with it. all the best.

agree, great advice. hair looks good for now