appeared to alopecia areta driven mainly by the question alopecia areta to how bothered they were by their hair loss rather than concern about looking older due to hair alopecia areta Marital status and alopecia areta level were generally not related to the hair loss distress domain, although a consistent relationship between.

about men's awareness of hair loss products and remedies, such as surgery, drug therapy, wigs, and alopecia areta styling.Respondents were alopecia areta into one of the four groups based on their self-reported degree alopecia areta hair loss: "a full alopecia areta of alopecia areta "a alopecia areta hair loss", "some hair loss" alopecia areta "moderate hair loss", and finally, "a good bit of hair loss", "a lot alopecia areta hair loss" or alopecia areta among men with various degrees of hair loss were assessed using general alopecia areta models (GLM) [14]. Covariates in the model included marital status (never married, married/cohabitating/widowed/divorced), age (18-25, 26-30, 31-40), education level (? high school, > high school), and interactions of alopecia areta loss and age. Analyses alopecia areta performed separately for each country. alopecia areta adjustments for multiple testing were made for all statistical tests [15]. Spearman rank correlations were used where appropriate to investigate relationships between individual variables.ResultsA total of 1,717 men with varying.

related to hair loss. The response scales of these questions were modified alopecia areta better conform to the alopecia areta of the present survey.