Propecia

		Propecia is a prescription medication for the treatment of male pattern hair loss. Over half the male population over their mid twenties experience hair loss in some form. Most men experience the hair loss on the vertex and the anterior mid-scalp area. Propecia can slow down the hair loss in these areas, prevent further hair loss or in some cases even wake up sleeping hair follicles and make the hair grow out again.

How does Propecia work?

Propecia works in the scalp affecting the conversion of testosterone to DHT, a chemical naturally occurring in the male scalp. When the level of DHT goes above a certain level, some of the hair follicles in the scalp hibernate and the hair fall out.

Propecia inhibits the production of DHT, which in most men bring the level below the hair growth threshold. As long as the patient is taking Propecia, the level remains reduced and the hair loss is reduced or stopped. In some cases, some of the hair even grows back.

When should I start taking Propecia? The sooner you start taking Propecia the better it will be as it will help prevent any further hair loss. The treatment with Propecia must be continuous meaning that you do not stop the treatment abruptly because when you stop taking Propecia like this you lose the hairs that Propecia helped you keep Propecia has been clinically studied

Propecia has been studied in several tests including a 5 year clinical study which gave the following results.

• 90% of participants saw a visible improvement divided into 48% who saw regrowth of hair and 42% who saw no further hair loss. This is compared to 25% in a placebo control group.
• In the first year of the study 86% experienced visibly more hair.

According to the clinical studies, Propecia showed very few side effects that too very rarely and did not affect most men.

A small number of men had sexual side effects, with each happening in less than 2% of men. These include less desire for sex, difficulty in achieving an erection, and a decrease in the amount of semen. These side effects were reversible in nature and went away in men who stopped taking Propecia because of these side effects. In addition, these side effects decreased to 0.3% of men or less by the fifth year of treatment.

In common use, the following mild and less serious side effects have been reported: allergic reactions including rash, itching, hives, and swelling of the lips and face; problems with ejaculation; breast tenderness and enlargement; and testicular pain. You should promptly report to your doctor any changes in your breasts such as lumps, pain, or nipple discharge. Tell your doctor about these or any other side effects you experience.

Propecia is as such a very safe and effective drug, but you have to be very careful before you take it. Like all prescription medicines, Propecia also has side effects but they are mild and negligible.

Is Propecia something for me?

Propecia will help most men suffering from male pattern baldness. OnlineClinic.co.uk asks you to complete an online consultation which will be reviewed by a GMC registered doctor. You will receive a diagnosis in an email. The email also holds a link back to OnlineClinic.co.uk from where you can purchase Propecia should you chose to.

The consultation is free of charge and you don't oblige to purchase from OnlineClinic.co.uk by completing the consultation. Should you wish to go ahead and purchase treatment our UK pharmacy will dispatch your order with next day delivery.

Propecia is not indicated for use in women. Pregnant or breast feeding women should not handle Propecia broken tablets. Some of the ingredients of Propecia are said to be harmful for unborn child and causes damage to male organs of the baby.

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