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<h4 class="dechead">On One Hand: Hair Loss is in Your Genes
Hair loss is hereditary and often nothing can be done to stop the process of a receding hairline. This hair loss typically begins at the crown of the head. Hair becomes finer and thins. Depending on a person's genes, men can start losing hair as early as their late teen years.
On the Other: Health Problems
Early hair loss may indicate more than unlucky genes. Too much stress can cause hair to fall out. It may also be the body's way of drawing attention to a dietary imbalance.
Bottom Line
Typically, hair loss happens in men between the ages of 35 and 40. If the process is already happening during puberty, it may simply be the way the particular body is made. However, it could indicate larger health problems, so it's important to visit a doctor if hair loss is happening as early as puberty.
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