Recently I had undergone hair transplant surgery, it was almost a month ago, when ever I am using minoxidil feeling sensations of itching I am unable to control it,
February 9, 2016
Answer: Minoxidil after surgery It would be helpful to know whether you have used minoxidil before your surgery. Some people can find they experience an itchy scalp with minoxidil. This can settle if you reduce the frequency of application to 2-3 times a week and increase again as your scalp starts to tolerate it. Ultimately, it is important to use the minoxidil daily (ideally twice a day but once can be ok) in order to avoid the shedding that can be experienced when it is started and stopped frequently. An itchy scalp is common after a hair transplant as things heal and settled down. It would be wise to see your doctor to ensure that your scalp is looking healthy and that you don't have folliculitis.
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February 9, 2016
Answer: Minoxidil after surgery It would be helpful to know whether you have used minoxidil before your surgery. Some people can find they experience an itchy scalp with minoxidil. This can settle if you reduce the frequency of application to 2-3 times a week and increase again as your scalp starts to tolerate it. Ultimately, it is important to use the minoxidil daily (ideally twice a day but once can be ok) in order to avoid the shedding that can be experienced when it is started and stopped frequently. An itchy scalp is common after a hair transplant as things heal and settled down. It would be wise to see your doctor to ensure that your scalp is looking healthy and that you don't have folliculitis.
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February 9, 2016
Answer: You are probably sensitive to the medication Many patients come to my practice with this problem without ever even having a hair transplant. Some people's skin become very sensitive to the minoxidil which results in redness, itching, flaking, and strange sensations. Best to show this to your doctor and see what he says.
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February 9, 2016
Answer: You are probably sensitive to the medication Many patients come to my practice with this problem without ever even having a hair transplant. Some people's skin become very sensitive to the minoxidil which results in redness, itching, flaking, and strange sensations. Best to show this to your doctor and see what he says.
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