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Finasteride can be taken at anytime of the day. It can be taken with or without food. It will not lose its effectiveness if taken at different times. The only advice I have would be to take it at the same time everyday.
Yes, you can adjust the time you take Finasteride. I also suggest seeing a hair loss expert now to evaluate and go over your condition and provide you information about your best treatment options. There are great non-invasive options like prp/progesterone and/or hair transplantation. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
You do not have to be so rigorous about your timing of taking Finasteride,although due to its half-life (the time it takes to break down ) it is best to separate doses by roughly 24 hours (give or take a few hours).
Ideally you should take finasteride once a day at roughly the same time. I wouldn't vary the time too much each day and stick to a regimen that suits you day to day.
You can change the time you wish to take finasteride without worry. Daily dosing is important to maximize the benefits of the drug
It does not matter what time you take your Finasteride. Just make sure you take it daily. Whatever you do ritually everyday is where you should place it.
Despite what the other doctors might say, there actually are some side effects that come along with Finasteride for some people.Many users of Finasteride have been known to report various side effects after using the product, which are the result of hormone imbalances caused by standardized ...
Dear Eat Sleep Move,Hello and thank you for your excellent question. I suggest that you start Finasteride and Minoxidil, as they are the only two medications for hair loss approved by the FDA. For women of child-bearing age, I use spironolactone instead of finasteride. Both medications have...
It sounds as if you have many hairs going through miniaturization which may be the ones that are shedding. Definitely a consultation would be in order to evaluate hair quality, thickness and density. Seek the advice of a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist who does hair r...
Dear Shvm,Hello and thank you for your excellent question. I suggest that you start Finasteride and Minoxidil, as they are the only two medications for hair loss approved by the FDA. For women of child-bearing age, I use spironolactone instead of finasteride. Both medications have different...
Topical steroids are very helpful for scarring alopecias and autoimmune conditions like alopecia areata. I suspect however that this is not what you are referring to in which case using a topical steroid won’t help. If you are not sure what kind of hair loss you have, be sure to see a p...
Hi, The laser cap isn't really the strongest prevention. I would consider trying PRP treatments with a skilled surgeon who actually delivers their patients with results. Minoxodil is something that you will have to be all in or all out with. Meaning if you miss a few days or start and stop you...
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