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FInasteride is a 5 Alpha-Reductase Inhibitor which works by decreasing the amount of the hormone DHT (Di-hydrotestosterone). Finasteride stops testosterone from converting into DHT, the androgen that shrinks hair follicles which leads to hair loss.
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Best for Receding Hairlines & Bald Spots
Topical finasteride reduces DHT in the scalp (hormone that causes hair loss in men) and stops more hair from falling out. Topical minoxidil promotes hair growth by reactivating dormant follicles. New research suggests a topical solution can help regrow hair and prevent further hair loss with a lower risk of sexual side effects compared to oral medications.
Best for Overall Thinning, Receding Hairlines and Bald Spots
Topical finasteride reduces DHT in the scalp (hormone that causes hair loss in men) and stops more hair from falling out. Topical minoxidil promotes hair growth by reactivating dormant follicles.
Ketoconazole, an anti-fungal medication, can also be effective in stimulating new hair growth. it is also helpful in countering the effects of DHT.
Latanoprost, a drug that mimics naturally-derived compound molecules called prostaglandins, significantly increases hair density on the scalp.
The formula, which is exclusively produced by Vitality RX®, provides maximum hair restoration when used regularly.
It may be easy to determine the cause of hair loss, or a doctor may need to run tests to determine the root cause.
For men who are experiencing a receding hairline or hair loss that worsens slowly with age, the condition may be a result of male pattern baldness. Male pattern baldness is permanent hair loss type with no cure, but there are several treatments available to help slow hair loss and even regrow hair.
However, it is recommended that men who are suddenly balding with no apparent cause or pattern seek medical attention to determine the cause. These cases of sudden hair loss may be caused by a medical condition, such as alopecia areata, vitamin deficiency or the side effect of a medication. The good news is that these types of hair loss are typically temporary and resolve when the medical condition is treated.
Sources:
American Academy of Dermatology
While the best type of medical treatment depends on the cause of hair loss, male pattern hair loss can be treated with FDA-approved medications. Minoxidil, the generic of Rogaine®, is a topical treatment that is applied directly to the scalp. Minoxidil is best for new hair loss or to treat mild to moderate balding because it works by stimulating hair regrowth. For men who are experiencing thinning hair, minoxidil can help to restore some hair density. Another medication for hair loss is finasteride, an oral medication that treats hair loss by blocking the hormones that inhibit hair growth. Finasteride can help to prevent additional balding and can even stimulate hair regrowth.
However, men experiencing hair loss due to stress, a mental health disorder or a vitamin deficiency should treat the hair loss by treating the root cause. With any hair loss, consult a doctor or other qualified medical professional to determine the proper treatment.
As with any medication, there are potential side effects caused by finasteride. Some common side effects include new problems with your erection, ejaculation or sexual desire, pain in the testicles, rash, breast pain or enlargement and depression. If any of these side effects are severe, bother you, or don’t go away, consult a medical provider. If you experience symptoms of an allergic reaction, such as trouble breathing or hives, seek emergency medical attention.
Sources:
MedlinePlus.gov
There isn’t a cure for hair loss, but there are effective medications and hair restoration treatments. While these medications or procedures may slow hair loss or even reverse balding, beware of any company claiming to “cure” your hair loss, as there is no complete cure for hair loss.
Sources:
American Academy of Dermatology