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Aboout PRP treatment for hairloss
Will PRP treatment for hairloss effective without intake of other medications?
[As per my understanding, doctors prescribe medicines such as Minoxidil,Finasteride etc which comes with risky side effects like impotency etc.(Please correct me If I'm wrong)]
or Is there any natural medicines like vitamin tablets which will work?
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Yes possible...Undergo PRP therapy. Few creams also available.... Send photos of the affected area for accurate diagnosis and treatment..
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Dr. Isha Singh
Cosmetologist
11 yrs exp
Agra
Hi..thanks for query!
PRP stands for platelet rich plasma. In this platelets are seperated by other blood components of blood and injected into your scalp.These platelets are rich in growth factors and enhance hair growth . Along with PRP its advised that minoxidil should be applied and finasteride/dutasteride should be taken orally for better results. Impotency is one of the side effects and not necessarily seen but if you are concerned about it then you can have dutasteride which has less know side effects.
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