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 Several of our readers have emailed us inquiring about their progress with Propecia.  Some men have experienced shedding or thinning during the first phase of their treatment with Propecia, and they are worried about whether Propecia is working for them.  

Based upon our research and conversations with Propecia users, thinning in month three to five is very normal for Propecia treatment.  For the first three months, some men will experience thinning of the hair, especially around the temples, although the recession of the hairline will be contained.  Some experts believe that the initial thinning is attributed to the scalp’s natural reaction to discard the old hairs to make room for the thicker, newer ones. 

The thinning is a normal part of the process that some men initially experience in the first three to five months.  After this first period of three to five months, most men who experience the initial condition will witness that the original hair, as well as new hair, will begin to grow back.  When you take into consideration studies demonstrate that 83% of men experience further hair growth, the numbers are on your side for growing back your thick hair. 

For some men using Propecia, it may get worse before it gets better, but in this case, patience pays off with a long-term full head of hair.       

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