How To Prevent Hair Loss As Minoxidil Solution Is Not Helping?
hello, My age is 28 and i am having problem of hair loss from last 3 years. From last 1.5 years i am using 5%-minoxidil solution (as suggested by skin specialist) but the liquid not effective in my case and the situation is getting worst. I have lost almost 75% hair, so please suggest me some other way/medicine so that I can prevent my hair loss.
You seem to suffer from Androgenetic alopecia which is genetically programmed thinning of hair in males along with recession of the anterior hair line.
Minoxidil is a non-specific hair growth promoter and is FDA approved for male pattern baldness. It should be applied twice daily at the hair roots.
Along with minoxidil it is common practice to give an oral antiandrogen e.g finasteride which blocks the conversion of testosterone to Dihydrotestosterone, which is responsible for miniaturization of hair. This part of the prescription seems to be lacking in your case, and may be responsible for inadequate response.
I would suggest that you see a dermatologist for a fair discussion regarding oral antiandrogen in your case.
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How To Prevent Hair Loss As Minoxidil Solution Is Not Helping?
Hello and welcome to healthcaremagic. You seem to suffer from Androgenetic alopecia which is genetically programmed thinning of hair in males along with recession of the anterior hair line. Minoxidil is a non-specific hair growth promoter and is FDA approved for male pattern baldness. It should be applied twice daily at the hair roots. Along with minoxidil it is common practice to give an oral antiandrogen e.g finasteride which blocks the conversion of testosterone to Dihydrotestosterone, which is responsible for miniaturization of hair. This part of the prescription seems to be lacking in your case, and may be responsible for inadequate response. I would suggest that you see a dermatologist for a fair discussion regarding oral antiandrogen in your case. regards