Rule Out Medication Conflicts
Some medications have hair loss as a possible side effect. In addition to being genetically predisposed to baldness, you can go bald by taking such medication. To avoid or arrest such a scenario, talk to your doctor about any prescribed medication you may be taking or have taken for a prolonged time in the past. Avoiding prescription medicine has been proven to reduce baldness risks among men. Many medicines especially those used to treat ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease cause hair loss. Other risky medications include; blood thinners, gout medication, male and female hormone treatments, some anti-depressants as well as antipsychotic medicines.
