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Propecia specifically disallows the development of DHT or the dihydrotestosterone. This strain of testosterone is to blame for hair loss.
That is why if you have severe hair loss problem, the condition could be effectively controlled.
Because DHT is inhibited, natural hair growth can now be allowed to regrow.
You will not see major hair growth at the first month or two of Propecia medication.
Results will be become obvious after the third month of medication.
You will notice less falling hair and at the same time you can observe new growth especially on balding spots.
Doctors warn that women should not take Propecia. Propecia (Finasteride) should be particularly avoided by pregnant women and nursing mothers.
There are suspicions that Propecia can induce genital deformities in unborn babies. That is why Propecia is prescribed only for adult males.
There are no reported serious cases of side effects resulting from Propecia medication.
But doctors normally caution their patients that Propecia could induce impotence, loss of sex drive, and weaker erections.
Such cases are very rare though but if you notice the occurrence of these side effects, then better tell your physician.
Propecia is your best chance to stop and prevent hair loss. As long as you take Propecia properly, the old glory of your hair can be regained.
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