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  • 23/01/2025

Is it okay to switch from dutasteride to finasteride if I'm dealing with male pattern hair loss? I'm also thinking about taking a multivitamin with biotinwill that help, or is it too much? I'm just not sure what's best for hair health and I'm kind of worried about making a wrong move. What do you think?

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-Switching from dutasteride to finasteride for male pattern hair loss is generally safe, as both medications work similarly to block DHT. Adding a multivitamin and biotin can support overall hair health, but it's important to discuss any changes with your

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