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Taking Propecia a Month After a Hair Transplant to Stop Shock Loss?

September 5 2007, 8:34 am PT | Posted in: Drugs + Post-Operative

Dr. Rassman

One month after HT I started Propecia hoping that it would slow down the shock loss that I am experiencing. Will propecia indeed contribute to helping reduce the shock loss?

Thanks for your help, this blog is a great resource.

It may help, but it isn’t in the ‘nick of time’ at this stage. You should have been taking Propecia before the surgery. It would not be a waste to take it now though.

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