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Hi i have been experiencing some thing on my temples. it seems that my foliciles are still active but thin and small from the rest of my hair's. i am planning to take finasteride. would that help me re grow them back thick?
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Hair receding?: I suspect you are experiencing a family trait that may preceded loss of hair further up. I would collect pictures of as many of you male relative’s hair pattern. I would not take finesteride for this please read about what finesteride does to make hormones first and then discuss with your Dr.
Answered 6/5/2020
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