Do dht blockers work for hair loss?

They can help, but always check if they affect your other health conditions. Since I manage my diabetes carefully with diet, I always make sure any supplement or blocker doesn't mess with my system. Better to consult your specialist once.

I tried them for three months hoping my head would look like my college days again. Thoda farak padha, but honestly, maintaining whatever hair is left feels like a full-time job now. They work, but keep your expectations realistic, boss.

My dermatologist actually explained this to me last month. She said DHT blockers like Finasteride or even natural ones like saw palmetto only work if your hair loss is specifically androgenetic alopecia. If it is due to stress or vitamin deficiencies, these blockers won't do much, so getting a proper scalp test done first is key.

Yes, they are quite effective for genetic hair thinning as they stop the hormone from shrinking your hair follicles. Just be careful about where you buy them and please don't self-medicate. Talk to a doctor to get the right dosage and check for any side effects.