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Should i take finax
I have hair fall since a year now.
It was reduced before 7 months, but from 4 months it becomes worse.
I'm constantly loosing too much hair now
I have started my treatment since last November.
Currently my dr asked me to take finax 1mg daily. I have not started taking it but I read on the internet it has some serious side effects.
My first question is should I take it or not?
And 2nd question is which is better treatment for hair fall control?
(allopathic or homeopathic or ayurvedic)
Coz one of my friend told me that allopathic always had some long time side effects on body.
And I'm now thinking to start the homeopathy or ayurvedic treatment instead of allopathic treatment.
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Dr. Govind S Mittal
Trichologist
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
Greetings. Trust your doctor. There are fda approved medications for reducing hair fall and in Andro genetic alopecia. They are reasonably safe, They do not have any significant side effects, should be used by men only. They can cause some sexual side effects in a VERY very small percentage of patients which is reversible on discontinuation of the medication. trust your doctor, further queries may be sent on follow up messaging. Warm regards.
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