I'm 21 and male, diagnosed by my derm with chronic telogen effluvium. I'm aware of what it is and how it works as I've done some research. I have all of the characteristics, but even if it's somehow AGA, i still want treatment. Can I use rogaine until I get the trigger resolved? Will it work? I've had nothing but mixed advice. The trigger is difficult to address and has been present for a long time, so having my hair back in the meantime would help greatly with addressing the cause.
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Answer: Stress Free Hair Regrowth Solutions--Prp and progesterone for hair loss
There are many over the counter natural medications claiming to regrow hair. Herbal DHT blockers like Saw palmetto and pumpkin seed are just a few of them and are the main ingredients of capiderma. No large clinical trials have been done with these supplements. If you haven’t already I woul...
Depending on which treatment product was used, the chemicals and/or heat can cause damage and breakage of the hair, especially if done by an inexperienced provider. typically the results last 2-3 months from the treatment, so you should see your existing hair returning to its state prior to...
Given your age of 21, in part your hairline is changing form a juvenile to a more mature hairline. However, having started on minoxidil and dutasteride as preventative medications will help you keep what you have. You might want to change from dutasteride to finasteride as it has less side e...