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Hair loss treatment post brain surgery?

November 12, 2022
Asked By:aziky84 in Kilsby, England, United Kingdom

Dear Dr I'm a 38 Yr old male suffering from male pattern baldness (receiding temples). I was using minoxidil which helped however last year I had brain surgery for a colloid cyst and hydracaphelus. Since then I stopped using minoxidil and my hair is thinning very quickly. I'm still recovering and wanted to ask is it safe to start using minoxidil again.?

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Answer: Hair loss post brain surgery

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