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I have curly hair not to curly but cork screw curly once it gets a bout 2 1/2 or 3 inches. My hair for some reason grows slower on the center of my head and the alittle towards the back. The sides grow way faster the the top. My hair line has not been receading and I am not losing hair when I take a shower just alittle once or twice a week. I don’t have hair on my pillow or anything and my hair does seem strong. I don’t know if it is an optical illusion or any thing but my hair does seem to be getting thin from the center and and back. I don’t have relatives or any one in my family with male pattern baldness. If I am going through male pattern baldness what can I do to prevent it or a product I can use to slow it down or stop it. By the way I am a healthy 22 year old male and very worried about losing my hair plus I had multiple dreams of losing my hair but I am the type to worry about things like that. Some one any one please help me!!!

First of all, calm down!!! Everyone loses hair everyday, new hairs grow everday. Everybody’s hair grows irregularly(slower on one side than other, one area less than another). Some thinning is normal as one ages(though you do seem to be too young for that).All of this is nothing to worry about.
Now with that said, you could be going bald. Stop using hair conditioner and other products in the area that you are concerned with. Stop using fabric softener on your towels. Both of these product can block the hair’s ability to breath and be healthy. Also LIGHTLY shampoo and towel dry your hair, you could be damaging the follicles by vigorous rubbing. If you are going bald, Propecia might slow it or regrow hair( I could have the name wrong). Call a dermatologist for the correct name of the product. Good luck and if all else fails, find a really nice hat (not a ball cap) or join the "Hair Club for Men."

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