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[Finasteride] Menopausal Women and Professionals with Head Hair Loss

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I'm a postmenopausal woman with hair loss on the top of her head, but since I'm not a childbearing woman, I'd like to recreate a more effective professia, what do you think? Don't doctors recommend men's hair loss pills like Propecia for menopausal women? I'm taking minoxidil, but it's effective to some extent, but fine hairs such as guretnaru, philtrum, and chin are a little messy. I would like to ask because men's hair loss medicine does not cause fine hair in other areas and is more effective in hair.
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