Hair loss is an incredibly common problem to affect both sexes. What is commonly perceived as a problem affecting only men actually affects countless women as well. The good news is that today, there are remedies because of the internet and its rich repository of information.

Well, I did feel a bit awkward about it when my older brother started to lose hair towards the end of high school. The loss of hair at such an early age was quite unexpected. But in reality, it is mostly a matter of genetics and stress. I think it was stress in the case of my brother, because our maternal grandfather had a full head of hair.

If you're a viewer of TV, chances are you've seen those silly, almost campy male hair loss ads. The good news is, while these commercials offer little comfort when you start losing your hair or develop an inflating forehead, reputable, excellent solutions do exist. First of all, see your family doctor or a trichologist—a specialist in hair and scalp disorders—who can offer you valuable options.

All is not lost: most of these treatments do work on hair loss, and today's prices for these treatments are more affordable than ever. You can regain your hair, but it can take some time and effort to find a perfect solution that works perfectly for you.

Though this might sound like the easiest route, it does not have to be the only one taken. In our cosmetically advanced world, there is no reason you have to just "take it like a man" when it comes to losing your hair. Research and persistence can help you uncover an effective cure for this common problem.

Millions of men across the world are losing their hair day in and day out. It's an inevitable plight for many, even though most would rather not walk around with a bald scalp. But the internet can be a great tool in your search for the right cure. You might even find something over-the-counter at your local drugstore.