I am a healthy male in my 50s but have been losing hair on my legs and am concerned about poor circulation. My blood pressure is normal and have a lot of energy. I am the only person in the family who seems to be having this problem.  Can this be an indication of a serious silent problem?
Hi, thank you for asking on Chat Doctor.I appreciate your knowledge of poor circulation which may be a cause for hair loss.-- hair loss on legs in 50s can be a normal aging process. There is no need to worry much about it.-- yes, for sure it may be due to poor circulation, but other symptoms like cold feet may accompany to support the cause.--also, stress, medications may cause hair loss.--also, illness like folliculitis, ringworm, herpes may cause hair loss on the specific areas where hair loss occurs.-- rarely, tight clothing like tight jeans or socks may consider to be a cause.-- do not worry, it is a normal aging process. Wishing you a healthy life. Thank you