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MX 10 is a high concentration minoxidil (10%) and is considered effective even though it is not FDA approved. With the 10%, however, one also gets more side effects, such as dizziness, lower BP, arrhythmias. As for the helmet, it shouldn't be a problem unless it is rubbing your scalp. If you are losing hair where the helmet meets the scalp, then it is a problem. Otherwise, the statistics would suggest you have androgenetic alopecia and the Minoxidil treatment is reasonable. After 3-4 months, you will know if the MX10 is working or not. Sometimes, stopping the minoxidil can lead to hair shedding.
wearing a helmet daily will not cause hair loss unless it is rubbing on a particular area and pulling out the hairs
The role of prostoglandins in hair loss and growth is an exciting new avenue of research , but I am not aware that treatments derived from this research have reached a clinical stage. I do not know how aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) or castor oil fit into the...
There is not cut and dry answer to your question. Finasteride is not good for 30 year old females, but spirinolactones may be appropriate
I can't tell what you are speaking about without seeing it. If you have male pattern balding you will have miniaturized hairs in the area that you are losing hair