If you have considered purchasing one of the more common and well known solutions for baldness called Propecia, you will need to be aware of the sexual type of side effects, meaning, in particular, the loss of libido that may happen.

Yes, it has been reported that many men who have used this brand have had a loss of sexual appetite.

A collateral side effect of using this treatment is not being able to get or maintain an erection, and in some cases temporary impotence.

For females, the fetus has a risk of being damaged when using Propecia.

Even though Propecia may get the results you crave for in hair loss, the side effects may make you think again if you have the type of lifestyle that may be affected.

Many of the shampoos and solutions for baldness may cause reddening and inflammation of the scalp. Some may even cause some swelling or a burning sensation.

Users with very sensitive skin are normally the ones who report these problems.

However, all users can get these side effects if any of the products are over used - and Nizoral shampoo has been reported to make the scalp excessively dry.

So are there any baldness treatments out there without the harmful side effects?

Yes, you must aim for the treatments which are designed to work over a period of time instead of the ones promising fast results overnight.

Most well known herbal remedies will work if the instructions are followed and patience is applied.

Try to look for products which do not contain any man made chemicals.

Natural ones that have the ability to block DHT (the hormone known to be common in many male hair loss cases) are ideal if you are male.

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Baldness and premature hair loss can be caused by genetics and therefore run in a family

Male pattern baldness can happen to male teenagers as well as to men.

Females are at risk of developing hair loss and female baldness, due to hormonal changes, such as with giving birth, or getting pregnant.

After age 30, hair loss and baldness in both men and women is to be expected.

After age 40, males will typically show signs of male pattern baldness and females will normally start seeing their hair thinning out.

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