Female Hair Loss Treatment
Buzzle wrote Female hair loss treatment, they wrote "There are several available treatments for female hair loss of this kind: Natural female hair loss treatment – There are several natural products that showed good results in stopping female hair loss like Advecia and Revivogen. These products are made up of hair growth vitamins, herbs and minerals and have no side effects. Female hair loss products – The most popular hair loss product for women is Rogaine. Rogaine is the only FDA approved female hair loss treatment. Its' main component is called Minoxidil which is a DHT inhibitor. Other less common female hair loss treatments like wigs, hair thickeners and hair transplants are not recommended.
Regaine wrote Female hair loss treatment, they wrote "There is no set pattern for female hair loss. Some women don’t start to lose their hair until later on in life, others find their hair thinning while they are relatively young. Many people believe that hair dryers and tongs can cause women to lose hair. This is not the case. Over-treating and colouring hair can have an adverse effect and might even cause hair to break off near the scalp but it can’t cause long-term hair loss."
Hotlib wrote Female hair loss treatment, they wrote "Did you know that female hair loss is part of the lives of more than 25 million women in the United States alone? Most of them are not using any female hair loss treatment and only few are aware of the existing hair loss treatments. In almost all the cases Female hair loss could be avoided, stopped and new hair growth could be stimulated.Female pattern hair loss is similar to what is known as the "male pattern hair loss" for men. It is caused by an increasing amount of a chemical called DHT which usually occurs in the menopause age. As opposed to men, women usually suffer from thinning hair around the forehead and crown of their scalp, and not a complete baldness."
Mens-health.health-cares wrote Female hair loss treatment, they wrote "There are several treatments that may work to help halt and/or regrow hair lost to female pattern hair loss. Currently, the only FDA approved hair loss treatment for women is Rogaine (2% Minoxidil), although an extra strength Rogaine for women (5% Minoxidil) is expected to be approved within the next year. Other treatments can be prescribed "off-label" (used for an indication other than it is approved for) by your physician. In women, minoxidil (rogaine for women) has been proven to show minimal improvements in 50 percent of women and moderate improvements in 13 percent. Minoxidil requires a twice a day application of either the 2-percent or 5 percent solutions. The downside is treatment is lifelong. Any gain achieved with minoxidil will be lost if the patient stops using the product."
