Growing Hair = Hair Loss?

I've been growing my hair for the past few months, and i've been relatively happy with it(going to the hairdresser tomorrow to get it styled), but a couple of my friends have been saying that with my fairly thin hair, growing my hair could cause hair loss.

Is there any truth in this? I really don't want to be balding by 20, so I really need to know if it's possible.

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Hey your friends are kinda right. Why? Because the longer your hair the more stress it puts on your roots. But its not going to cause you to go bald. I have long hair (like to my hear lob) and I'm not losing my hair. Personally though, if you have really thin hair, as in i can see your scalp then you probably wont look good with long hair anyways. And if your hair is thinning, long hair just makes it more noticeable.

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My dad always says that.. because he had long hair and now he's bald but I think genetics play a huge role, my grandfather was bald and he never had long hair I believe. It puts more stress on your head but not that much I think.. what if you get bald anyways??? at least you can say you had long hair good luck to you btw, getting bald must really suck

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No it doesn't make sense that growing your hair will cause you to lose it. But having thin hair could cause your hair to fall out easier.

The length of your hair has nothing to do with whether it will fall out or not. Anyway, if it did, you could always cut it and the excess hair-loss would stop, right?

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