How many people with premature hair loss also suffer from a varicocele?

I have had a varicocele for a long time, probably since I was 12 or 13. At the time the doctor said it didn't matter, but in the future if it was causing problems with fertility, it could be operated on. Very recently, I found out that varicoceles can cause progressive damage to the testicle, as well as low testosterone, resulting in a state of estrogen dominance. This is kind of a new school of thought, and there are still a lot of doctors who deny this possibility. I am 24 now, and have been experiencing hair loss, which is uncharacteristic for someone in my family, there is no hair loss on either side. So I am attributing it to my varicocele, along with my other symptoms of estrogen dominance. I am very curious to know how many other people suffering from hair loss, are also suffering from a varicocele. It is a very common condition, even more common than premature hair loss, which makes me wonder if it is a primary cause of hair loss in young men.How many people with premature hair loss also suffer from a varicocele?
Hair loss is not well understood by typical doctors and there is a lot of money to be made on ignorance in America today. Estrogen dominance can be created as you have found from an excess of testosterone. There could be a connection between varicocele, but most likely not a causitive relationship. Both involve testosterone issues.





Hair loss is often linked to poor diet, especially consumption of hydrogenated oils, and/or fried foods, and INFECTION including bacterial, viral, fungal, or parasitic that may be in the scalp itself (often causing dandruff) or it may a systemic infection. It can be due to a deficiency of minerals because of bad digestion where low stomach acid is happening, intestinal infection where toxins are backing up into the liver that can affect the head and scalp, heavy metal exposure due to bad dental work that is rampant in America today from so called ';modern dentistry,'; and lack of sunlight leaving the body very deficient in vitamin B3.





In oriental medicine, the condition of the hair is a direct reflection of the blood and the organs responsible for cleaning the blood, (especially the kidneys), liver, and adrenal glands.





So weak kidneys or liver toxicity, or high stress (affecting the adrenals) can create hair loss.





Male pattern baldness called androgenic alopecia and affects 25% of American men by the age of 25 and 66% by the age of 60. This is caused by the derivative of Testosterone DHT (dihydrotestosterone) choking the hair follicle to death, resulting in hair loss. This can be STOPPED COLD by consuming OAT GRASS. Oat grass prevents the formation of DHT. If hair loss is characterized by clumps of hair coming out, this is generally due to parasites.





Most people blame hair loss on genetics and never look for the actual cause. Genetics can cause a small portion of the problem, but even genes have to have a trigger to cause them to express.





I found a great source of Oat Grass that is very high quality and not like the garbage you buy in health food stores in a jar that have been sitting there for months and contain lots of toxic substances like magnesium stearate, silica, talc, etc. that can contribute to hair loss themselves. Go to: (800) 370 - 3447 and order the ';Green's Mix.'; Take lots of that everyday. It contains other grasses that do many other helpful things for the body. It's fresh and pure as well. Break open a capsule and smell it.





The other thing you can do is to eat lots of cultured foods like homemade kefir made from raw milk (make sure the cows providing the milk are GRASS FED ANIMALS), sauerkraut, fermented vegetables, etc. Also, I would recommend you go to a Certified Nutritional Therapist and get tested for nutritional deficiencies. They can help a lot with this problem by helping you design a good food program that will support making you healthy, not ';make believe health'; drugs offer you.





good luck to you

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