4 Different Solutions For Hair Loss

A lot of people have recently asked me about hair loss treatments what they should do about it

. They think that it's a simple process, but it is fairly complicated. There a lot of potential problems and setbacks with any type of treatment. Before you try any treatment you should familiarize yourself with these potential pitfalls when it comes to hair loss solutions.

1. Hair Transplant

There are a lot of people who are suffering from hair loss in western society. It is a pretty embarrassing problem to deal with. That is why there are so many different treatments, remedies, and surgical procedures designed to deal with the problem. However, one of the most effective ways to deal with hair loss is to get a hair transplant procedure done.

A hair transplant is not a 100% risk free solution. However, it does have the best possible chance of succeeding at stopping your hair loss. Sometimes the procedure would take you more than just one session to complete depending on the severity of your hair loss problem.

Hair transplants can be a very invasive type of surgery. Sometimes a hair transplant might require a removal of part of your scalp where the donated hair comes from.

2. Prescription Drugs

Propecia is the only prescription drug that is approved for dealing with hair growth problems. I know you've probably been keeping up with the news stories on Propecia, it side effects, and the legal issues involved with the maker of this particular drug. Most people are aware of the potential negative side effects of using this prescription drug. The problem is that most people don't seem to realize that the side effects of taking Propecia are often permanent. That means they linger on long after you stop taking this particular drug.

Propecia helps to control excess DHT. The only problem is the DHT has a specific purpose for being in your body. It is responsible for genital development in men and without it you could potentially suffer from erectile dysfunction and in rare cases "shrinkage". That's something you should consider before taking something like Propecia.

3. Topical Treatment

With minoxidil some people with psoriasis problems have claimed that they suffer from severe scalp itching after taking minoxidil. If you have psoriasis or possibly severe dandruff you could suffer from itchy scalp after using minoxidil topical treatment. Fortunately, those side effects are temporary. However, you will have to stop using minoxidil in order to get rid of those side effects.

4. Natural Hair Loss Treatments

There are many different natural treatments out there on the market. The only problem is that most of them just don't work. In many cases, they just add a random number of herbal ingredients that are put together this for the purposes of marketing the product. Sometimes there is some thought behind their creation. For example, some of them have ingredients that are known to help block DHT like saw palmetto, but in many cases they don't work as well as their prescription counterparts. They also have negative interactions when taken with prescription drugs.

There also hasn't been any clinical trials to verify their effectivnes.

by: James Briggs

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