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You must take 5-ARIs, and there are only 2 options available and only 1 FDA approved (finasteride). Min (rogaine and others) is just a nice addition that might help to recover some grounds. You may not need a hair transplant after that, but if you do - it's still not a replacement in most cases and you will have to take fin/dut for life.
If you "try rosemary oil, then mint oil, then machine oil, then some other oil" you will likely end up with a much worse baseline due to the time lost on a non-effective treatment.
Side effects are going away when you stop using meds. Reports of persistent side effects are anecdotal at best. And side effects in general are very uncommon. In the very worst case - go with topical fin/min they are not as effective as oral, but they have almost 0 side effects.
And yeah, consult with your doctor. Ideally with a doctor who is familiar with the topic of hair loss.
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Finasteride has side effects. Mino doesn't work for everyone, also side effects
If you are a woman, mino pills and topical might have worse side effects.
Hair transplant, doesn't really mean much unless fin/mino works to prevent more loss. Or you get a patch of hair and bald every where else
Basically if you are going bald. Try rosemary/herbal, fin/mino, transplant in that order.
Cheapest safest to most expensive.
Also injections prep might or might not be beneficial
Try the rosemary and see what happens
You must take 5-ARIs, and there are only 2 options available and only 1 FDA approved (finasteride). Min (rogaine and others) is just a nice addition that might help to recover some grounds. You may not need a hair transplant after that, but if you do - it's still not a replacement in most cases and you will have to take fin/dut for life.
If you "try rosemary oil, then mint oil, then machine oil, then some other oil" you will likely end up with a much worse baseline due to the time lost on a non-effective treatment.
Side effects are going away when you stop using meds. Reports of persistent side effects are anecdotal at best. And side effects in general are very uncommon. In the very worst case - go with topical fin/min they are not as effective as oral, but they have almost 0 side effects.
And yeah, consult with your doctor. Ideally with a doctor who is familiar with the topic of hair loss.
You must take 5-ARIs, and there are only 2 options available and only 1 FDA approved (finasteride). Min (rogaine and others) is just a nice addition that might help to recover some grounds. You may not need a hair transplant after that, but if you do - it's still not a replacement in most cases and you will have to take fin/dut for life.
If you "try rosemary oil, then mint oil, then machine oil, then some other oil" you will likely end up with a much worse baseline due to the time lost on a non-effective treatment.
Side effects are going away when you stop using meds. Reports of persistent side effects are anecdotal at best. And side effects in general are very uncommon. In the very worst case - go with topical fin/min they are not as effective as oral, but they have almost 0 side effects.
And yeah, consult with your doctor. Ideally with a doctor who is familiar with the topic of hair loss.
accepted my lot in life. buzz hair cut until its gone.
do save quite a bit of money on hair cuts
accepted my lot in life. buzz hair cut until its gone.
do save quite a bit of money on hair cuts
accepted my lot in life. buzz hair cut until its gone.
do save quite a bit of money on hair cuts
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You must take 5-ARIs, and there are only 2 options available and only 1 FDA approved (finasteride). Min (rogaine and others) is just a nice addition that might help to recover some grounds. You may not need a hair transplant after that, but if you do - it's still not a replacement in most cases and you will have to take fin/dut for life.
If you "try rosemary oil, then mint oil, then machine oil, then some other oil" you will likely end up with a much worse baseline due to the time lost on a non-effective treatment.
Side effects are going away when you stop using meds. Reports of persistent side effects are anecdotal at best. And side effects in general are very uncommon. In the very worst case - go with topical fin/min they are not as effective as oral, but they have almost 0 side effects.
And yeah, consult with your doctor. Ideally with a doctor who is familiar with the topic of hair loss.
So will your new acquired hair lol.
I actually tried minoxidil first and it didn't work. Tried the oils and they worked.
Edit:
March 31, 2023/Health Conditions/Skin Care & Beauty
Growth Market: How Rosemary Oil May Help Your Hair
Studies show that the herby oil might lead to longer, healthier hair
" Researchers found rosemary oil to be as effective at encouraging hair regrowth as minoxidil, a medication better known as Rogaineยฎ, says Dr. Khetarpal. The small-scale study in 2015 focused on people with androgenic alopecia (male pattern baldness or female pattern baldness).
Using rosemary oil instead of minoxidil also led to fewer issues with itchy scalp at the three-month and six-month check-ins.
"The bottom line is, yes, it does seem to work," says Dr. Khetarpal. "The study really prompted people to look at rosemary oil for hair growth. It became much more common in over-the-counter products after that, too."
The limited 2015 study built on findings from 2013 and 2010 that hinted at rosemary's potential to combat hair loss. โฆ "
https://health.clevelan
You must take 5-ARIs, and there are only 2 options available and only 1 FDA approved (finasteride). Min (rogaine and others) is just a nice addition that might help to recover some grounds. You may not need a hair transplant after that, but if you do - it's still not a replacement in most cases and you will have to take fin/dut for life.
If you "try rosemary oil, then mint oil, then machine oil, then some other oil" you will likely end up with a much worse baseline due to the time lost on a non-effective treatment.
Side effects are going away when you stop using meds. Reports of persistent side effects are anecdotal at best. And side effects in general are very uncommon. In the very worst case - go with topical fin/min they are not as effective as oral, but they have almost 0 side effects.
And yeah, consult with your doctor. Ideally with a doctor who is familiar with the topic of hair loss.
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