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common baldness

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common baldness,
androgenetic alopecia, in men called common male baldness and in women called common female baldness. Hair loss in women may be age-related or hormonal, or it may be associated with genetic predisposition; the hair thins all over the scalp, usually permanently, but the frontal hairline is maintained.

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Q. Do you know if Propecia can truly stop hair loss and even grow back hair. do you have any statistics about it? do you know if there are any side effects to this medication?

A. it does work but there is some side affects, as in E.D. while you are on the med.

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Thinning hair and excessive hair loss can affect men, women, and children What is often referred to as common baldness in men and women does have a inherit component however this is not the only reason for hair loss
Unlike hair loss resulting from disease or other non-hereditary factors, hair loss due to common baldness is permanent.
The ETG (ElectroTrichoGenesis) is a patented electrotherapeutic device proven to be a safe and effective treatment for common baldness.
 
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