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1. www.hairguard.com › finasteride-for-womenFinasteride for Women: Everything You Need to Know - Hairguard

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   Feb 21, 2024 · Finasteride is a drug that’s popularly known for its use as a treatment for hair loss in men, but what about women? In this post, I’ll dive introduce finasteride and how it works.

2. www.singlecare.com › blog › finasteride-for-womenAbout Propecia (finasteride) for women - SingleCare

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   May 3, 2022 · Currently finasteride is not approved to treat hair loss or thinning hair in women. However, providers sometimes use finasteride for women off-label, especially for post-menopausal women when topical minoxidil and oral spironolactone have been ineffective. How does finasteride work for hair loss?

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   Is finasteride safe for women with alopecia?

   • Finasteride Use in Women: Yes or No? Finasteride is FDA and Health Canada approved for men with hair loss. Although it's not formally FDA approved for use in women, the medication has been prescribed to women with androgenetic alopecia for nearly two decades.

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   Can I take finasteride If I have breast cancer?

   • However, women with strong histories of estrogen dependent cancers (breast, ovarian, gynaecological cancers) should also review use of finasteride with their doctors. In some cases, use may not be appropriate. I'll discuss other side effects below.

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   Can women take finasteride if they have Aga?

   • Since 1997, finasteride has been used exclusively in men for the treatment of AGA. However, the drug has yet to be approved for use by women who are suffering from the same condition. The main reason for this is that finasteride is classified as a “Category X” drug which means it has high potential to cause serious harm to fetuses.

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4. www.ketoconnect.net › keto-supplements-guideThe 10 Best Keto Supplements (and What To Avoid) - KetoConnect

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   • Magnesium. Magnesium is important on a ketogenic diet, especially when first starting because your body goes through an adaptation phase where it holds on to less water which will deplete magnesium.
   • Electrolytes. Magnesium can be included as an electrolyte but we thought it was necessary to highlight its importance for #1. When you’re on a keto diet and your muscles are depleted of glucose, you hold onto much less water than before.
   • Vitamin D3 and K2. Many people are deficient in vitamin D, and according to a study from Cureus, vitamin D deficiency is becoming an epidemic across the United States.
   • Cod Liver Oil. It can be difficult to get in enough omega-3s and vitamin A, especially if you don’t eat a lot of seafood or organ meats. Cod liver oil can make up for both of these potential holes in your diet.

5. health.usnews.com › wellness › articlesDo Keto Diet Pills Really Work? And What to Watch Out For | U ...

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   Feb 1, 2024 · There’s not enough research on the efficacy of keto supplements to support the claim that taking keto pills, powders or gummies will help you achieve ketosis.

6. www.womenshealthmag.com › keto-supplementsDo Keto Pills And Supplements Work And Are They Safe?

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   Nov 28, 2022 · The bottom line: Keto supplements are unnecessary and possibly even harmful. If you're set on the keto diet, fill your plate with foods that contain lots of healthy fats, and round it...

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7. donovanmedical.com › hair-blog › finasteride-women-2Finasteride Use in Women: Yes or No? — Donovan Hair Clinic

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   Apr 11, 2018 · These risks and real - and serious. Finasteride is given the highest category of risk during pregnancy - so called "category X." Women who are pregnant or who could become pregnant must never use finasteride. The other concern that some physicians have pertains to cancer risk.

8. www.northwestpharmacy.com › special-features › womenFinasteride For Women: Treating Female Hair Loss

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   Apr 10, 2023 · Finasteride seems generally safe for postmenopausal women. Premenopausal women should be able to use it as well, as long as they use it with specific precautions. Finasteride provides reliable results for men at about 1mg daily. Women may require doses between 2.5mg – 5mg to see hair regrowth.