Hair Loss Treatment With Pharmaceutical Treatment

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Hair Loss Treatment With Pharmaceutical Treatment

“]APPROVED DRUGS FOR ANDROGENIC ALOPECIA Drugs for androgenetic alopecia there are 2 approved by the US FDA (Food and Drug Administration), minoxidil and finasteride. has been shown in serious studies to effectively inhibit hair loss in 60% of younger patients. Pharmaceutically, it is commercially available as a lotion or foam. In the most difficult cases, men are often helped by the administration of finasteride, which blocks the action of testosterone on the hair follicles, while in women, the administration of cyproterone acetate, which reduces the influence of testosterone on the hair follicles, can have good results. The classic treatments we have are:

• Dietary supplements with vitamins-traces-minerals-amino acids: These offer the "building blocks" of keratin for the quality strengthening of hair (and nails). Thus, the hair gains "volume" and is stronger, shiny and healthy. A head that now has better quality hair looks fuller
• Minoxidil lotion or foam: this medicine locally inhibits an enzyme (5-α-reductase) at the root of the hair. This enzyme is responsible for the conversion of testosterone into its more aggressive form, DHT (dihydrotestosterone) which "kills" the hair.
• Finasteride pills: They do the same thing as minoxidil lotion, but are even more effective because they are an internal (systemic) treatment.

DRUGS for ANDROGENIC ALOPECIA but without a definite indication Spironolactone Aoriginally used as a diuretic. It is also a strong anti-androgen that works in two ways. It first reduces the production of androgens and then blocks their action, preventing dihydrotestosterone from binding to the corresponding receptors.  Cimetidine (women) It belongs to antacid drugs. Its main action is to reduce the production of pepsin, thus allowing the ulcer to heal. It is also an anti-androgen, since it can block dihydrotestosterone from binding to its receptors. Cimetidine is also used to treat excessive hair growth in women Progesterone/Estrogen (females) Although the use of pills with progesterone is mainly used for the treatment of menopause, nevertheless the use of estrogen and progesterone in the form of a cream has shown very good results in the treatment of androgenetic alopecia. Saw Palmetto (pill): Comes in various packages (such as combination with other herbal inhibitors). It is an inhibitor of 5^a- reduced Tricomin (Men and women) It is a lotion used topically. The purpose is hair growth (Stimulating Regrowth). It uses copper peptides to naturally stimulate dormant follicles to re-enter the hair-generating phase. It does not limit DHT, and it does not use the philosophy of minoxidil to open potassium channels. It is used as an additional product to any anti-hair loss treatment Revivogen (Men and women) It is a product that combines a large number of active ingredients that provide satisfactory hair growth and DHT inhibitors in one solution. It combines Azelaic Acid, Vitamin B6, Zinc, Saw Palmetto, GLA and ALA which have been shown to limit DHT.[/et_single][et_single icon=”no-icon” tab_title=”

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