How long before finpecia starts working 500 (finpecia tab & finpecia 1mg)

 If the Finpecia is your only form of treatment, then you can expect an answer in one week. If you are using Finpecia in conjunction with other medications, then you should expect an answer in four weeks.

1. If your dosage is correct, Finpecia works very quickly. 

2. You need to tell your physician about your Finpecia experience with clomid. If you were on clomid, it could make Finpecia work better or worse. If you don't say anything, then you are making the physicians guess. This can be dangerous. 

3. Don't think that because finpecia tablet works quickly that you can stop your treatment without the doctor's approval. You can't. Your treatment should be monitored by your physician. Do not try to stop Finpecia treatment without the proper supervision of your physician. There are many reasons why Finpecia might not work for you. If it doesn't work in a couple of weeks, then just tell your physician and get the treatment supervised. 

Finpecia works slowly as it is evidenced. you can wait a couple of months and have a PSA check-up before deciding if you want to have the treatment discontinued. Also, the drug has a tendency to wear off after a while.

For women: The pill you are on doesn't change your hair loss, but it does affect the amount of testosterone that gets into the scalp through your blood. The hair loss you are seeing is just a side effect of the reduction in testosterone. If you have thinning hair, a low testosterone level can often cause a receding hair line. If you don't have a receding hair line and are worried about what else this testosterone reduction might be doing to your body, you can speak with your doctor about taking your testosterone level back up to normal. In men, your normal testosterone level is usually about 200 ng/dL or higher. Anything lower than that is considered too low. Your doctor can work out with you what level will work for you, and if it is too low, how long it will need to stay that way. The pill you are on doesn't change your hair loss, but it does affect the amount of testosterone that gets into the scalp.

The hair will be growing slowly as long as you keep the tablets taken. However, you can't tell by looking for this as when it's really beginning to get on top of you, it may look like a more obvious falling than before. A lot of people are going to this site and find that some hair falls out in the first few months then goes into remission and then start to grow again. 

Some people do have thinning hair or hair loss. Some of them have less hair than usual and they have no symptoms but some have more hair and they get a patchy hair loss. The effects seem to vary from person to person. The hair follicles may actually start to produce hair as soon as you start on the medicine. One of the other sites is www.hth.org.uk. This website has people on it who take Finpecia and they have described their experiences. This site also contains videos of people that had been on it for a year or more.