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HiThank you for your question. To confirm, masturbation does not have any effect whatsoever on hair loss. PRP is an effective procedure for people undergoing hair transplant and for people who wish to have thicker hair.PRP treatment for hair rejuvenation involves the injection of a patient’s own plasma and growth factors in to the to improve hair density and the acceleration of hair growth in order to improve the appearance of hair thickness and condition.Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is concentrated blood plasma (composition of blood) that contains approximately five times the number of platelets found in normal circulating blood. Apart from red blood cells and white blood cells, our blood also contains cells known as platelets. The function of platelets is to promote healing and aid in the clotting of blood at the site of a wound. Platelets contain growth factors that promote regeneration of the cells in the body.All the best
In my opinion, masturbation doesn't lead to hair loss. You need to find a hair loss expert who can guide you through treatment plans. PRP is effective in thickening hair, increasing the rate of growth, increasing the thickness of hair and possibly regrowing hair.PRPHAIRMD.COM
Seriously? Who told you such a thing? It's totally normal to masturbate (touch yourself for sexual pleasure) whether you're sexually active with other people or not. Masturbation even has health benefits, like reducing stress. It definitely does not cause hair loss.As for using PRP, absent knowing your diagnosis there is no way to know what course of action you should follow. So find yourself a dermatologist and get a work-up. Knowledge is power.
In my opinion, ibuprofen should not materially affect the results of your PRP. It may lead to some increased bleeding and possibly a collection of blood. This may lead to an increase in inflammation, however it's impossible to predict the amount or effect.PRPHAIRMD.COM
Although there is no definitive data on this it should be safe to resume or start PRP therapy about 2 weeks after a procedure when the grafts are safely embedded in the scalp.
It's best to hold off on them and choose extra strength tylenol instead. I wouldn't worry this time but reconsider with your next treatment.The medications that can contribute to bleeding may interfere with your treatment by promoting some bleeding in the area. Since the platelets are pu...
In my opinion, PRP can help post chemotherapy hair loss and thinning. The important factor is whether you are on a estrogen blocker after the chemotherapy has ended. In my experience, this blocker, interferes with the hair regrowth. It has been our experience that tamoxifen is the best of ...
In my opinion, it is the total volume of PRP and the concentration of platelets that is important per session. I recommend four sessions at monthly intervals and then a reassessment for maintenance. I don't believe the vitamins add anything to the process when injected. Finally, I would add t...
I think it would be worthwhile to add Finasteride and/or Minoxidil to your regimen to help decrease shedding.Please discuss with your physician.
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