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What is Propecia ?
Propecia is the first pill that effectively treats male pattern hair loss on the vertex (at top of head) and anterior mid-scalp area. If you buy Propecia you will find that it is much more effective then a topical preparation called Rogaine.
Does Propecia really work?
Based on vertex studies at 24 months of men 18 to 41 with mild to moderate hair loss, the clinical results of Propecia were very impressive:
83% maintained of their hair based on hair count (vs. 28% with placebo), 66% had visible re-growth as rated by independent dermatologists (vs. 7% with placebo), 80 % were rated as improved by clinical doctors (vs. 47% with placebo), and most men reported an increase in the amount of hair, a decrease in hair loss, and improvement in appearance.
Only a doctor can determine if Propecia is right for you. Propecia is for men only and only men should buy Propecia. Further, women who are or may potentially be pregnant must not use Propecia and should not handle crushed or broken Propecia tablets because it may cause abnormalities of a male baby's sex organs. In short, woman should not buy Propecia. Propecia tablets are coated and will prevent contact with the active ingredient during normal handling.
You may need to take Propecia daily for 3 months or more after you buy Propecia to see visible results. Propecia may not re-grow all your hair. And if you stop using Propecia, you will gradually lose the hair you have gained. There is not sufficient evidence that Propecia works for recession at the temporal areas. If you haven't seen results 12 months after you buy Propecia, further treatment with Propecia is unlikely to be of benefit.
Like all prescription products, Propecia may cause side effects. In clinical studies, a very small number of men experienced certain side effects with Propecia, such as: less desire for sex, difficulty in achieving an erection, and a decrease in the amount of semen. Each of these side effects occurred in less than 2% of men. These side effects were reversible and went away in men who stopped taking the Propecia. They also disappeared in most men (58%) who continued taking Propecia. Men whose symptoms persist should no longer buy Propecia
Taken once a day in tablet form, Propecia is simple, easy, and -most important- clinically demonstrated to be effective in most men. Propecia helps grow natural hair not just "peach fuzz" and is as convenient to take as a vitamin: one pill a day.
How does Propecia work?
Scientists have recently discovered that men who suffer from male pattern hair loss have an increased level of a substance called DHT in their scalps. Propecia blocks the formation of DHT and in this way appears to interrupt a key factor in the development of male pattern hair loss in men. Most important, Propecia helps re-grow natural hair not thin or sparse hair, but the exact same hair that you had before thinning began.
What is DHT?
DHT is one of many male hormones in the body like testosterone or androstenedione. DHT is developmentally important early in a man's life for the normal production of primary and secondary sexual characteristics; however, it appears to be a cause of hair loss as men get older. DHT shrinks the hair follicle until it no longer produces visible hair.
Who should not take Propecia?
Propecia is for the treatment of male pattern hair loss in MEN ONLY. Further, women who are or may potentially be pregnant must not use Propecia and should not handle crushed or broken tablets of Propecia because it may cause abnormalities of a male baby's sex organs. In short, only men should buy Propecia. Propecia tablets are coated and will prevent contact with the active ingredient during normal handling.
Does Propecia work for all men?
At the conclusion of a 24-month study of men age 18 to 41 with mild to moderate hair loss at the top of the head, 83% treated with Propecia maintained their hair as determined by hair count (vs. 28% with placebo). Most men reported an increase in the amount of hair, a decrease in hair loss, and improvement in appearance. Although results will vary, generally men who buy Propecia will not be able to grow back all of the hair they have lost, but a significant amount may be recovered.
Will Propecia work for me?
For most men, Propecia increases the number of scalp hairs in the first year after they buy Propecia, helping to fill in thin or balding areas of the scalp. In addition, men taking Propecia may note a slowing of hair loss. Although results will vary, generally you will not be able to grow back all of the hair you have lost. There is not sufficient evidence to definitely prove that Propecia works in the treatment of receding hairline in the temporal area on both sides of the head but anecdotal reports make it likely that Propecia will work in this area as well.
You may need to take Propecia daily for three months or more after you buy Propecia before you see a benefit from taking Propecia. Propecia can only work over the long term if you continue taking it. If the drug has not worked for you in twelve months, continuing to buy Propecia is unlikely to be of benefit. If you stop taking Propecia, you will likely lose the hair you have gained within 12 months of stopping treatment. You should discuss this with your doctor.
Propecia is not effective in the treatment of hair loss due to androgenetic alopecia in postmenopausal women. Propecia should not be taken by women. Women should not buy Propecia
Can Propecia help maintain my hair count?
Propecia is proven to maintain hair count and hair density in most men. In clinical studies, hair count was maintained in men taking Propecia, while men taking a placebo (a pill with no medication) continued to show progressive hair loss.
Imagine looking in the mirror two years from now and seeing essentially the same amount of hair you saw this morning! Now, Propecia makes this possible for the vast majority of men. If you are loosing your hair or notice temporal recession you should buy Propecia.
Can Propecia increase as well as maintain my hair count?
At 24 months, 66% of the men in our studies re-grew hair at the top of the head (vs. 7% with placebo) as determined by an expert panel of dermatologists. An assessment by the study investigators rated 80% of men on Propecia as improved (vs. 47% with placebo). This was not just lanugo type hairs but real hair and growth occurred on both the vertex (at top of the head) and anterior mid-scalp area.
How long will it take for Propecia to work?
Propecia begins to block the formation of DHT almost immediately; however, because hair grows slowly, visible results from Propecia take some time. Most men began to see the first benefit of Propecia, slowing hair loss as early as 3 months after they buy Propecia. After 6 months, men may begin to experience re-growth. If Propecia does not work within 12 months, further treatment is unlikely to be of benefit and it would not be worthwhile to buy Propecia any longer.
How long do I have to take Propecia?
You need to take Propecia for as long as you want to continue to benefit from use. If you stop taking Propecia, you will likely lose any hair you have gained within 12 months of stopping treatment. In short, once you make the commitment to use Propecia and determine that it really works for you then you must continue to buy Propecia to maintain its effects.
What about long-term use of Propecia?
Propecia has been tested for 2 or more years in clinical studies of 1,200 men. None of these men had any problems with long term use. Thus, you can continue to buy Propecia for as long as you wish.
Does Propecia have any side effects?
Like all prescription drugs, Propecia may cause side effects. In clinical studies, side effects from Propecia were uncommon and did not affect most men. A very small number of men experienced certain sexual side effects, such as: less desire for sex; difficulty in achieving an erection; and a decrease in the amount of semen. Each of these side effects occurred in less than 2% of men. These side effects were reversible and went away in men who stopped taking Propecia. These side effects also disappeared in most men (58%) who continued taking Propecia.
What effect does Propecia have on semen?
Semen levels have been measured in 35 men taking Propecia daily for 6 months. In 60% of the samples, Propecia levels were undetectable. The mean Propecia level was 0.26 ng/mL, and the highest level measured was 1.52 ng/mL. There were no developmental abnormalities seen in male Rhesus monkey fetuses when Propecia was given intravenously (into the blood stream) to pregnant Rhesus monkeys at 750 times the estimated exposure of pregnant women from men taking 1 mg/day.
You may wish to discuss this matter further with your doctor and follow your doctor's instructions before you buy Propecia.
How does Propecia compare with other products available for the treatment of hair loss?
Propecia is the only pill indicated for male pattern hair loss. Merck has not conducted clinical trials comparing Propecia with other medicines. If you wish to use a pill to increase hair density on your scalp you should buy Propecia. Propecia is more effective in most patients when compared to topical Rogaine.
How is Propecia supplied?
Propecia is available as a 1-mg tablet. This tablet is tan in color and is octagonal (has eight sides), film-coated, rounded, somewhat elevated surface. Propecia is supplied as individual bottles of 30 tablets and a carton of 3 bottles each containing 30 tablets for a total of 90 tablets. When you buy Propecia from us it will arrive in sealed plastic containers marked with instructions for use.
How should I take Propecia?
The recommended dosage for GENEERIC Propecia in men with male pattern hair loss is a single 1-mg tablet taken by mouth once a day. Propecia may be taken with or without meals. You may need to take Propecia daily for three or more months after you buy Propecia before you see a benefit from taking Propecia. Propecia can only work over the long term if you continue taking it. Continued use is recommended to obtain maximum benefit. If you stop taking Propecia, you will likely lose the hair you have gained within 12 months of stopping treatment. You should discuss this with your doctor, and follow your doctor's instructions on how to buy Propecia.
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