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On Pets with allergies nothing to sneeze at
Posted on July 22 at 5:51 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Another treatment for hair loss came about just a few years ago and was sold as
<a href="http://www.onlineclinic.co.uk/propecia.html">Propecia</a> by Merck. This treatment for hair loss is still available and has shown great results. The success rate of Propecia is 90% and it not only stops hair loss but also results in hair re-growth in many cases.
Many men worldwide take Propecia to stop their hair loss and call it a magic pill. However, it is no magic pill but just a medication, which was originally developed for prostate cancer. However, a rare side effect of this medication was growth in visible hair and hence a low dosage form of finasteride (active ingredient of Propecia) was set under trials for hair loss.