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Hair Loss Medication - Which?

Hair Loss Medication - Finasteride & Minoxidil
Finasteride is an anti-androgen treatment which halts the cause of hair loss and many practitioners would say it 'stabilises' your hair; do not under-estimate the effectiveness of this hair loss medication. Minoxidil is a topical solution that is applied to your scalp daily; it is not taken internally as with Finasteride. Minoxidil works by reactivating hair follicles and increasing their size whereas Finasteride stimulates growth by altering male hormone enzymes inside the body.

Propecia Hair Loss Medications
Propecia hair loss medications deals with hair loss by blocking enzyme signals in the body, giving it its designation as a 5-alpha-reducatase inhibitor. People are bald because an enzyme in their body continues to convert testosterone into (DHT) dihydrotestosterone in rather high levels. This DHT, while helpful to the formation of male fetuses, causes certain hair follicles to shrink so small that they are unable to regenerate new hair. By blocking this DHT, Propecia goes right to the source of hair loss and block it, not through transplants or crème but through simple chemistry.

Hair Loss Medication: OTC (Over the Counter)
Finding the right hair loss medication for you can be a difficult task. Before starting to take a hair loss medication, you may want to consult with your family doctor or physician. It is not absolutely necessary as these medications are generally sold at your local pharmacy or drug store, but you may want to check with an experienced professional first. Doctors may be able to prescribe a remedy that is better for your particular situation. All individuals vary and your situation may require the strength of a prescription.

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Hair Loss Medication and Remedies
Minoxidil (Rogaine) is a very publicized liquid drug that’s rubbed on the scalp to increase hair growth. Originally developed as a blood pressure lowering drug, hair growth was found to be a then unwanted side-effect. It was introduced in 1988 by Upjohn, who has since sold about $150 million of it per year. It has been found to be relatively safe and is now available over-the-counter (OTC) (i.e., you don’t need a doctor’s prescription anymore). Below are some additional facts . . .

Hair Loss Medication - For Men
Results vary from individual to individual and it's important to remember that there's no such thing as a quick fix, so don't expect miracles. Minoxidil hair loss medication is effective at slowing and even halting hair loss, however actual re-growth is limited. As minoxidil only acts on living follicles it has no affect on any part of the head that is already totally bald.

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