rogaine or propecia for men's hair loss?

Question

My husband is losing his hair.
I personally don't care,but it's bothering him,he's only 30.
It's genetics and happening very quickly.
what is the best thing for this?
Rogaine,Propecia,or something else?
Thanks...

also,does anyone know how much stress plays a part?

what about avacor?

Answer 1

Definetly rogaine. I have seen people use both products and noticed a bigger differnence on the person who used rogaine. You have to realise that it will take atleast 4 months before you start seeing any result and you will have to continue it indefinetly. It will have to be part of his routine just as brushing his teeth is. You have to make sure that it is 4% minoxil and to use it both morning and evening.

Answer 2

You may know all of this already, but keep in mind that they are different approaches to the same problem, which is a particular enzyme's conversion of testosterone into DHT, and it's this DHT that interferes with normal hair growth. At least, that's what the scientists think at this point. They're trying to pin down specific genes that are involved in hair loss, and one day will.

Rogaine is topical and Propecia is internal - you have to get a prescription for the Propecia. Rogaine is sold over the counter.

Rogaine breaks up the DHT by penetrating into the scalp; Propecia interferes with the production of that enzyme in the body, which reduces the DHT formation in the first place. So, you can use both of them at the same time, if you wish, one "on", one "in", but, the cost would probably be prohibitive. From what I've heard, Propecia alone is pretty expensive stuff.

How well they work depends on who you talk to. You should see some results with either, but it may take awhile, and whether these results will be satisfactory enough, and worth the cost, will end up being a personal decision.
http://www.8005324808.com

You'd just have to try one for awhile and see how you feel about it, but there's one little hook to keep in mind. Rogaine or Propecia will not give you back a full head of hair, and in fact, you may not be particularly happy with the results, but, you won't know if the product is helping to slow the losing process down, so you'll be afraid to quit, which is just the drug companies want.
They don't care about your hair, they care about your money, so, be prudent in your decision making, and good luck.
http://www.healthy-pharmacy.com

http://www.rx-afford.com

Answer 3

Hair loss affects both men and women. Here are some natural remedies that can help boost hair growth: https://bitly.im/aMK2w While genetics plays a role, there are other factors, including: hormonal imbalances, an underactive thyroid gland, nutrient deficiencies and insufficient scalp circulation.

Answer 4

in case you look up the section outcomes of propecia and rogaine in wikipedia they the two reason erectlie disfunction and it somewhat is everlasting. maximum hair loss products have severe section outcomes. i stumbled on an organic product that labored for me called clairs hair scientific care it somewhat works on maximum hair loss varieties its no longer very high priced and no section outcomes.

Answer 5

He should just shave his head, it looks better than a wig, a comb-over, or fake, drug-induced growth. His friends already know he is losing his hair, and will tease him for using the drugs. Strangers will have no idea, and if he cares what strangers think about his hairline he has more problems than just male-pattern baldness!

Answer 6

I found some good info here.

Answer 7

whatever you do, do not let him use rogaine. that's for womens hair loss. personally i dont think anythhing works

Answer 8

IT'S GENETICS------I KNOW OF 3 GUYS THAT GOT INTO ROAGAINE IT DID WORK BUT AS SOON AS THEY STOPPED THEIR HAIR FELL OUT------LOVE YOUR MAN THE WAY HE IS

AB