Can a bout with strep throat (fever reached 102.6) accelerate hair loss or male pattern baldness?

There are a number of causes of hair loss common to both men and women. Some common causes of hair loss are:
- Medical treatment 
- Disease or illness (strep throat, fever etc..) 
- Medications (side effects)
- Zinc deficiency  
- Excess Vitamin A or E
- Mechanical damage to the hair

Men can start showing signs of hair loss as early as the onset of puberty. By age 35, 35% of males are experiencing some sort of hair loss. In their lifetime, 65% of all males suffer the effects of hair loss. The majority of males suffering from hair loss have what is called Male Pattern Baldness. Here the hairline recedes and there is a "dome" at the back of the head where hair loss also occurs. It eventually looks like a horseshoe shaped ring of hair surrounding a bald spot on the top of the head.

There are ways and solutions to help curb male pattern baldness or hair thinning.  Prescription drugs, having surgery or a safe and natural ingredients alternative hair re-growth treatment.

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