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There is a pill version of Minoxidil available- however it's generally used only if there is a significant problem with using it topically. This version generally has more significant side effects so is not as commonly prescribed.
As I knowledge, there is tablet form of minox, used with other medications to treat high blood pressure .. but serum form of minoxidil is used to stop hair loss as topical usage . You also may use finasteride pills to stop hair loss .
Minoxidil is available as a pill. There are alot more side effects - some quite significant. If you are going to consider this pill, spend time educating yourself. I don't prescribe it very much nor do many of my North American colleagues.If pills are what you are looking for, you might also consider finasteride. But again, spend the time to review all side effects.
Minoxidil does come in an oral form and is used extensively in India for the treatment of hair loss very effectively.
You are correct - in part. If your traction alopecia has gone on "too long" (meaning many months), the hair follicle CANNOT completely heal. Therefore it can not completely regrow. However, if the traction has gone on a few weeks, the potential is there for complete healing. IN this case you are...
Minoxidil is known to cause dryness to the scalp as a side effect. You might try the foam version of this product
Yes, minoxidil can be taken in a pill form. It requires that a doctor discusses and prescribes this medication so that you understand the potential side effects and risks