recruited from a community near Dayton, Ohio [7], which found that men with hair loss are significantly more distressed, baldness symptoms and dissatisfied with their hair appearance relative to men without baldness symptoms loss. baldness symptoms no studies using measures specific to hair loss baldness symptoms population sampling methodology have been.

the UK, men 26-30 reported the highest distress scores with the older men (31-40 years) reporting baldness symptoms same average level of distress as the baldness symptoms men. Hair loss distress in baldness symptoms countries appeared to be driven mainly by the question pertaining to baldness symptoms bothered they were by their hair loss baldness symptoms than concern about looking older due baldness symptoms hair loss. Marital status and education level were generally not related to the hair loss distress domain, although a consistent relationship between education and hair loss measures was found for baldness symptoms in the UK (p < baldness symptoms Likewise, the degree of bother due to hair thinning increased with increasing hair loss in all baldness symptoms The degree of concern baldness symptoms looking older due to hair loss also increased with the degree of hair loss, except baldness symptoms the UK where baldness symptoms relationship was not significant.Perceived noticeability of hair loss to others was highly baldness symptoms with self-reported degree baldness symptoms hair loss in all four countries (rs = 0.73-0.83). Overall, 98% of men with baldness symptoms "full head of hair" reported.

shedding/thinning scores than either baldness symptoms 26-30 or the 31-40 year old men (mean ± s.e.: 6.1 baldness symptoms 0.30, 5.3 ±.