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Brad6137,That is correct Propecia only works in AGA, since it decreases dht this helps male pattern baldness. Remember that AGA, results as the interaction of dht on the hair in the inherited pattern is sensitive to the shortening of the growth phase by dht, hence the hair in this pattern becomes progressively shorter and thinner. Thyroid conditions cause a tlelogen effluvium which is a sycnronizaiton of the follicles to enter into the resting phase at the same time.Sincerely,Bernardino A. Arocha, MD
If a person has androgenic alopecia with thyroid disorder, then Propecia will help. Propecia deals with lowering DHT. DHT is what is causing typical androgenic alopecia.
finasteride is a DHT blocker (blocks the enzyme that makes DHT) which is effective for MPB. However, if you have an underlying thyroid issue, this may exacerbate or speed up MPB, and you should get your thyroid hormones under control which can also help your hair.
Propecia (Finasteride) will not help regrow hair lost by hypothyroidism. Thyroid hormone replacement will help regrow some of the hair lost however, if hypothyroidism is longstanding before treatment then results will be less.
Propecia (finasteride) works strictly on male pattern balding, but if your thyroid problem accelerated a genetic process then it might be effective
Having a consultation with a hair transplant surgeon can help determine if your hair loss is permanent or not. A thorough consultation with a surgeon will examine your scalp, and review the nonsurgical and possibly surgical options that you have.
You have eyelash loss with PCOS. Have you tried the drug lattisse? This works well for eyelash loss
Hair loss is genetic. the amount of masturbation does not affect your hair loss. since you are young, you should have a consultation with a hair transplant surgeon who can review your scalp, and discuss your nonsurgical options so that you can slow the progression of hair loss.
No, it doesn't look like AA but I would need to see your scalp up close to confirm.Yes, one can have AA and FPHL.
Just make sure along with the laser cap you are using topical prescription medications to synergize the results. Some patients use oral medications as well. Please feel free to reach out with any questions.
I have had good luck using minoxidil and photobiomodulative treatments (i.e. light therapy - like the helmets and hoods) to resolve CTE. However, these treatments stimulate hair growth as well, which can start with more shedding, so you have to be prepared for that. In all...