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A member asked:
Minoxidil increase blood flow.so if it is taken alone with no propecia, (finasteride) does it take blood with dht to the hair and increase hair loss?
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No: Dht is in circulation any way and more or less blood flow to the scalp does not affect its fnction.
Answered 6/25/2014
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