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Re: Michigan Doctor/Saw Palmetto

From: kb (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 27 Aug 2000 13:14:54 -0500 (CDT)


At Sun, 27 Aug 2000, Kellie wrote: >
>I just found this posting site yesterday, and have been reading like
>mad, so amazed to find so many other women in the same situation. One
>thing I have not seen talked about, however, is Saw Palemtto. I started
>losing my hair about a year ago, and Proscar was not helping. I started
>taking Saw Palmetto, which is normally recommended for prostate problems
>in men. I started taking 160 mg twice a day, and within three months my
>hair was growing back, and I haven't had a problem since.
>
>I would also like to find a good Michigan repro endo, that is PCOS
>sensitive. If anyone has any suggestions, I would appreciate it!
>Thanks!
>
>--
>Kellie
> > > I was juust wondering how long you were on the proscar befor you determined that it was not working? I have been on proscar for about a year. The excess body hair returned to normal within 4-6 mo. The full beard on my chin returned to normal within 6-9 mo and is no longer an issue. the hair on my head slowly improved also .I noticed at about 6mo it no longer was falling out and now at a year it is actually growing again. I started at 2.5 mg for the first three mo than upped it to 5mg for about 9mo now . It has made a BIG difference for me. I'm not on any other types of medication so I know that the proscar is working. My doctor told me that it would take 6mo to a year to see if it was working and thats just about how long I had to wait. I wonder if you were on it long enough to see any benifits from the drug. I have seen alot of posts on the board from time to time about saw palmetto and I am a big beliver in herbs and vitimins and diet to controll this. So glad to hear that a natural herb is working for your alopecia.



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