Proscalpin

Proscalpin is a hair loss treatment option for adult males who suffer from pattern-baldness. The active ingredient present in Proscalpin is Finasteride. Physicians agree that balding is inherited through genetics and furthermore, is instigated by the over abundance of DHT near the hair follicles in the scalp. But there are ways to block and disable DHT, to stop the spread of the hair loss and to re-grow your visible hair.  Proscalpin works by preventing the conversion of testosterone into more potent androgen dihydrotestosterone (DHT). DHT is the main hormone that shrinks or miniaturizes the hair follicle, which eventually leads to hair loss and baldness. Only take Proscalpin as instructed by your doctor. Proscalpin comes in 1-mg tablets that are to be taken orally once a day. Proscalpin is not intended for use by women or children. If you miss a dose of Proscalpin do not compensate by double-dosing. Just take your next dose at the appropriate time. Never share your Proscalpin and do not allow pregnant women to handle the medication. Proscalpin are demonstrated for the treatment of hair loss (androgenetic alopecia) in men only and should never be taken by women. Finasteride may have serious issues with pregnancy or women thinking of becoming pregnant. Women should never crush or handle these pills. Men over the age of 45 who have BPH (generous prostatic hyperplasia) should be aware of that their PSA levels will diminish significantly. Men that are older than 55 years have a higher risk of prostate cancer. Side effects may include: low libido in men causing a lower sex drive, swelling of feet, hands and a tender chest area as well as weakness, dizziness, headache, a runny nose or skin rash.