So I've been using Pumpkin Seed Oil for 6 months now 12/5/2017
The user has been using pumpkin seed oil (PSO) for hair loss for 6 months but is unsure of its effectiveness compared to minoxidil. They are considering switching to finasteride due to its proven results, despite concerns about side effects.
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