I am afraid hair loss in a male is not due to vitamin lack nor corrected by supplements.
2 Drugs do actually promote hair growth, finasteride (Propecia) which is taken orally and minoxidil (Rogaine/Regaine) which is applied locally.
Unfortunately there effects are erratic and unreliable and even those who respond well usually give up eventually as the treatments must be continued lifelong and are both quite expensive.What are the best vitamins for a man with thin hair?
There are no over-the-counter drugs to help him unfortunately. There are prescribable drugs that MAY help him but they are very expensive and I doubt your family doctor would prescribe them. I understand how he feels and I think you are a great partner for coming on here looking for a solution to his problem. I can't help thinking that this is a problem of self image that is highlighted by his hair thinning. He needs support and reassurance until he comes to terms with his appearance.
Beware of advertisements claiming to restore hair. There are many and almost none of them work. If you are looking for treatment make sure you go to someone who you can keep in touch with (ie: not over the internet)
you could try finding a trycologist but be warned they cost a fair bit. I stated going thin early in life, and i went to one. They did help, and i still have some hair many years later. With most men it seems it is an inherited trait. The only thing that has been found to be effective in hair loss treatment is Regain which can be bought from the chemist. Once you start using you must continue with it. This contains a drug called minoxidil which was used to control blood pressure. You just apply Regain to your scalp. It should help you keep what hair you have. You could try a good multi vitamin, Slogar are the best.
i have the same problem and i think the best thing you can do is buy PROPECIA FINASTERIDE
its genetics you know.
It all depends if you have ahealthy hair in you family.
Its genetics
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