How to Treat Male Pattern Hair Loss?

How to Treat Male Pattern Hair Loss?

Male pattern baldness is one of the most common causes of male pattern hair loss. Although the condition usually affects middle-aged men, these days younger men, even those still in their 20s, report male pattern baldness, also called androgenetic alopecia.

This condition involves hair loss in a well-defined pattern, around the top of the head and sometimes on the sides and back of the head. Hair loss in men can lead to partial or complete baldness.

Importance of hair

Society places a lot of importance on the appearance of your hair. Functionally speaking, hair on your head helps keep you warm and protect your scalp, makes you look attractive and defines your personality. Hair is traditionally associated with masculinity, masculinity, youthfulness and health. Although some men accept and come to terms with hair loss, most men are frustrated by their hair loss. They may lose self-esteem, feel older than their age, and not be as confident when meeting new people. To restore a head full of hair, men try all sorts of treatments that claim to stop hair loss. From herbs to chanting mantras to using animal waste, men have tried anything they thought could stop hair loss. The launch of Propecia has greatly eased men's predicament and given them a treatment option that is effective, convenient and safe.

About Propecia Finasteride

Propecia Finasteride is an FDA-approved treatment for male pattern baldness. The medication is available in a 1 mg pill that is taken daily. Propecia has been shown to be effective in 9 out of 10 men in clinical trials. The drug helps stop further hair loss and stimulates the growth of new hair. The benefits of Propecia are noticeable 3 months after starting treatment. Propecia treatment should be continued for as long as you wish to enjoy the benefits of fuller, thicker hair. Once you stop treatment, the hair gained during treatment will be lost within 12 months. Propecia should only be used on the advice of a doctor. Women and children should never use Propecia. Women who are pregnant or may become pregnant should not even handle crushed or broken Propecia tablets as this could harm the fetus.

Side effects of Propecia

Side effects are associated with most prescription medications and Propecia is no exception. However, Propecia has very few side effects, but only a minority of men are affected by these Propecia side effects. Very few men report sexual side effects such as loss of libido, erection problems or reduced semen volume. These side effects will disappear when treatment is stopped. Other side effects of Propecia include allergic reactions such as skin rashes, itching, hives and swelling of the lips and face, breast tenderness and enlargement, and testicular pain. Contact your doctor immediately if you notice any changes in your breasts, such as: E.g. lumps, pain or discharge from the nipple, or if any of the side effects of Propecia become bothersome.

How can you buy Propecia online?

Propecia can be purchased online through online Propecia clinics. They will ask you to complete an online consultation form, which will be reviewed by a GMC registered doctor. If the doctor finds the right medication for you, you will receive the prescription free of charge by email. The email also contains a link back to the website where you can buy Propecia. Your Propecia pills will reach your address in safe and discreet packaging.

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