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Men Report Sexual Impairment After Using Common Hair Loss Drug
March 21, 2011 by admin
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March 21st, 2011
AOL Health
By: Catherine Donaldson-Evans
Men who have taken a popular pill for baldness say they’ve experienced persistent sexual dysfunction for months, or even years, after stopping the drug.
The new study, published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, found that men who take finasteride, sold under the brand names Propecia and Proscar, may develop an ongoing loss of libido and orgasm, even after they go off the medication.
In some cases, they could have other lasting sexual side effects, including premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction, according to lead researcher Dr. Michael Irwig of George Washington University’s medical school.
“It’s obviously having some effect on the brain,” Irwig told AOL Health. “It’s messing up different hormonal pathways. Some of these pathways are important for things like libido and sexual function.”
Finasteride, the most common hair-loss pill, has previously been linked to “reversible” sexual impairment, as noted on the drug’s label, said Irwig. But “this is the first series to find that symptoms persisted for at least three months despite stopping finasteride,” he added.
“Three months was the minimum, but some of these guys had sexual symptoms for years, some … for five to 10 years after,” he told AOL Health. “These were young guys with no medical problems, no psychiatric problems, who happened to develop these side effects.”
Irwig and his team interviewed 71 men aged 21 to 46 who had taken Propecia or Proscar and reported new sexual side effects after they started the drugs. None of the participants had a history of sexual dysfunction or other conditions that might have contributed, Irwig said — and some had only been on finasteride for a few days.
Ninety-four percent said they’d experienced low sexual desire, 92 percent reported a dip in sexual arousal and 69 percent had trouble with orgasm, according to the findings. Another 92 percent said they developed erectile dysfunction after taking finasteride.
On average, participants had been on the baldness drug for 28 months and had chronic sexual problems for an average of 40 months, the research showed.
But 10 percent of those studied had used finasteride for less than a month, Irwig told AOL Health.
“It’s scary,” he said. “For the lack of orgasm and libido, there is no treatment.”
Other reported adverse side effects of finasteride are depression, suicidal thoughts and anxiety. Merck is currently fighting a number of lawsuits involving the drug, including one in Canada and another in Connecticut.
The company does not warn of possible psychological or persistent sexual problems in information about finasteride on its website, nor does it mention those symptoms on its U.S. labeling. Irwig said the drug does carry warning labels in the U.K. and Sweden about ongoing sexual impairment.
“Be aware that this is a potential sexual side effect,” he cautioned. “If somebody chooses to take this medicine, there is that risk. They have to make the decision that it’s a risk they’re willing to take.”
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Eat Nuts to Prevent Baldness
February 25, 2011 by admin
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February 25th, 2011
Daily Mail
By: Anna Dunlop
The good news for men is that scientists have discovered a cause of baldness — the failure of hair-producing cells to develop properly.
The bad news is that effective treatment could be a decade away. While your genes play a major role in hair loss, what many men don’t realise is that their everyday habits could be exacerbating the problem.
Here, Britain’s leading hair experts reveal the simple steps to help minimise it:
DON’T BRUSH TOO HARD
This can scratch the scalp and pull the hair out at the root, damaging the hair follicle.
It’s important to treat the scalp gently when shampooing, and never tug at your hair with a brush or comb, says Dr Bessam Farjo, a hair restoration surgeon from Manchester.
Dandruff, eczema or dermatitis (characterised by an itchy, flaky scalp) are linked to hair loss; they trigger inflammation, which has an adverse effect on hair follicles.
EAT A COOKED BREAKFAST
Hair is composed of keratin, which gives it its strength. Too little protein (red meat, fish, eggs, chicken) affects keratin levels; your hair will lose its strength and stop growing, says Philip Kingsley, consultant trichologist.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day for boosting your hair follicles, he says.
AVOID PETROLEUM-BASED WAXES
There is some evidence that petroleum-based styling waxes (look for paraffin or petroleum on the label’s list of ingredients) can block hair follicles and cause them to stop growing, says London-based hairdresser Jimmy Campbell.
This is especially true if it is used heavily over a long time. Stick to water-based products.
Having an excess of male hormones may not sound like a bad thing, but testosterone and dihydrotestosterone (DHT) can have an adverse effect on certain parts of the hair follicle, says Philip Kingsley.
They seep down the hair shaft and cause it to become thinner, making the hairs seem further apart. Once the hair shrinks to a certain diameter it will stop growing completely. When men are under stress, their body produces more male hormones, and so tend to lose more hair.
EAT NUTS
A lack of dietary iron can also lead to hair loss. If you don’t have enough iron, your levels of ferritin drop (this is a molecule that stores iron in the body and releases it in a controlled way).
This in turn disrupts the normal hair growth cycle and increases hair shedding. Eating foods rich in iron, such as red meat, dark green vegetables, nuts and dried fruits, will help reduce this excess hair shedding.
DON’T COLOUR YOUR HAIR
Frequent colouring of the hair — either an all over dye or highlights — can lead to hair loss. Using significant amounts of bleach (found in nearly all hair lightening products) can strip it of its natural moisture, leading to dry, brittle hair that breaks easily, says Dr Farjo.
This tends to make hair look much thinner. Studies have also shown that dyes that contain the chemical para-phenylenediamine (PPD) can cause severe allergic reactions and dermatitis, which may lead to damage to the scalp and hair follicles.
STOP SMOKING
Recent research from the journal Archives of Dermatology suggest that, as well as causing cancer and heart disease, smoking can also make your hair fall out.
It is thought that, just as smoking can cause damage to peripheral blood vessels in the body, it may also damage blood supply to the hair follicle.
The free radicals produced from smoking and environmental factors such as pollution could also affect hair follicles, leading to hair loss.
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Baldness Drug Grows Hair But May Cause Sexual Problems
October 26, 2010 by admin
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October 21st, 2010
AOL
By Deborah Huso
The popular hair growth drug finasteride, commercially known as Propecia, is indeed effective at re-growing hair, but it may lead to sexual dysfunction in some users.
Many men suffering from baldness who have taken the drug satisfactorily report it increases their hair count and makes their hair thicker. But a new study shows that 1 in 80 of those men has also experienced erectile dysfunction, a known potential side effect.
The study, conducted by researchers at Hospital Aleman in Buenos Aires and published in the Archives of Dermatology, involved the analysis of a dozen studies on the drug involving nearly 4,000 men.
The good news? Most men who take finasteride experience a 30 percent improvement in hair growth in two years. The bad news is that thick head of hair might also be accompanied by some new problems in the bedroom.
Interestingly enough, most men experiencing sexual side effects were not inclined to stop taking the drug, showing men’s definite preference for a full head of hair over high performance between the sheets.
Dr. Patricia Farris, a board-certified dermatologist in Metairie, La., told AOL Health she prescribes finasteride to male patients experiencing hair loss and has occasionally seen a patient experience sexual side effects.
“The statistic [in this study] suggests a less than 2 percent incidence, so it is not common,” she adds. “My experience is that such side effects resolve when the medication is discontinued.”
Half of men will experience pattern hair loss by age 50. For those who take finasteride, the drug works by blocking the enzyme that changes testosterone into dihydrotestosterone, the hormone that leads to hair loss.
Most dermatologists who treat hair loss feel the drug is safe and effective. And since side effects like erectile dysfunction seem to resolve when treatment stops, men who try finasteride need not fear permanent loss of sexual function, experts say.
