Hair loss treatments can be off-putting for numerous reasons. Among many things, they can be expensive and invasive. Take minoxidil – one of the main drug treatments for male pattern baldness; a permanent type of hair loss that usually runs in the family. Minoxidil is the benchmark treatment for male pattern baldness but it can cause an array of unwanted side effects.
When comparing the results, researchers found the target area hair count and hair diameter, global photographic review scores and patients’ subjective assessments of hair regrowth were not significantly different between the two groups.
What’s more, there were no serious adverse events during the study.
“Therefore topical 10 percent Curcuma aeruginosa solution is effective and safe for increasing hair growth,” the researchers concluded.
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They added: “It can be used as alternative treatment for male androgenetic alopecia.”
Losing hair can be upsetting. For many people, their hair is an important part of who they are.
“If your hair loss is causing you distress, your GP may be able to help you get some counselling,” advises the NHS.
“You may also benefit from joining a support group, or speaking to other people in the same situation on online forums.”
Source: Daily Express
