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Question of the Month Q:
I have been losing a lot of hair for the last
6 years, and at the beginning was diagnosed hyperandrogenism based on hormone
analyses, presumably due to PCOS. I also have some acne and recently also some
unwanted hair on the face. Now the hair loss is indeed notorious. However, it
does NOT follow the expected FEMALE PATTERN, but it is mainly on the temples
(where it is severe, both in density and thickness/length), and at the sides,
i.e. between temples and ears, where I notice a significant hair density decline
(although with no thinning as in temples). Can this pattern be attributed to
androgenic or other hormone-related alopecia, or do you think it could be an
independent problem?
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