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As like most things, you should consult your OBGYN before using ANYTHING while pregnant. There are little to none scientific studies about most products and medicines use while pregnant or breastfeeding, so it is recommended to not use. Be well#pregnancyrisks #inutero #hairloss
Yes, you should not use that while pregnant or breast feeding. #rogaine #pregnancy #saftey
There are great questions. It's very clear about pregnancy... one should not use during pregnancy. We know from scientific studies in women who used oral minoxidil during pregnancy that the baby can be harmed. But it's less clear during breast feeding. It's quite easy for doctors to say "no", one should not use during breastfeeding. Certainly, one does not want to cause harm to the baby. But these issues about when to start minoxidil are extremely important to women. A closer look at the scientific evidence on recommendations from international experts suggests that use of minoxidil during breastfeeding is best discussed on a case by case basis. In 2001 the American Academy of Pediatrics published a helpful guide as to the safety of medications during breastfeeding. It's important to always check with your physician before starting any medication during breastfeeding. However, topical minoxidil was felt to be safe for women who are breastfeeding. The reference is below.Any woman who wishes to use minoxidil while breastfeeding should check with her physician. It's best reviewed on a patient by patient basis.
Each medicine has many side effects, before using any medical products all the side effects should be studied and considered. You can do research on this product and see if there are contraindications for using during pregnancy and Brest feeding.
Minoxidil can harm the fetus and it is not good to use this drug with pregnancy, Please discuss this with your doctor before considering it.
It's a good idea to meet with a hair specialist so he or she can carefully review your hairline and the areas behind. Mostly likely you have some early AGA combined with some degree of hairline maturation. Please speak with an expert.
There are two FDA approved medication for hair loss. Minoxidil in 2% concentration is recommended for female hairloss, propecia is not recommended for female hair loss as it pertains too many side effects.
I'd give the company a call if you have concerns. That's the best way and most direct way around it. Viviscal is derived from seafood proteins. There should be no concerns about male fertility based on it's mechanism of action. But over the counter supplements don't have the same degree of t...