I have read that some doctors suggest that it is safe for women to use a man's dose of rogaine. Is this true? I am not pregnant or nursing. My hair seems to be getting thinner on the crown of my head and especially around my forehead. I did take birth control but have stopped this recently, but the thinning of my hair occurred before I stopped my birth control pills. Thank you for any advice on this subject.
Answer: Women's Hair Loss Hello, You should have a thorough workup including the following:
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Answer: You need to find a reason or a cause for your hair loss. You need a diagnosis before considering treatment options. You need to find a reason or a cause for your hair loss. You need a diagnosis before considering treatment options. Rogaine may work and higher concentration 5% Rogaine may also work but it may cause an increase in side effects. Ultimately you need to find out why you are losing hair and treat it accordingly. If it is a hormonal imbalance or other medical issues, your doctor can help you with this.
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Answer: You need to find a reason or a cause for your hair loss. You need a diagnosis before considering treatment options. You need to find a reason or a cause for your hair loss. You need a diagnosis before considering treatment options. Rogaine may work and higher concentration 5% Rogaine may also work but it may cause an increase in side effects. Ultimately you need to find out why you are losing hair and treat it accordingly. If it is a hormonal imbalance or other medical issues, your doctor can help you with this.
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September 21, 2015
Answer: Rogaine dose for women The newest Rogaine for women is a 5% foam to be used once per day. It's more cosmetically elegant. Remember to change your pillowcases daily to avoid transfer of Rogaine to your face.Hope this helps!Good luck!
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Answer: Rogaine dose for women The newest Rogaine for women is a 5% foam to be used once per day. It's more cosmetically elegant. Remember to change your pillowcases daily to avoid transfer of Rogaine to your face.Hope this helps!Good luck!
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September 19, 2015
Answer: 5 % minoxidil now approved for women It's important to know that 5 % minoxidil is now approved for women. It's been formally assessed by the FDA. 5 % foam ONCE DAILY is just as effective as 2 % minoxidil liquid TWICE DAILY. Side effects with any minoxidil product include:1) hair growth on the face (possibly more likely with 5 %)2) headaches3) dizziness4) heart palpitations5) shedding in the first month
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September 19, 2015
Answer: 5 % minoxidil now approved for women It's important to know that 5 % minoxidil is now approved for women. It's been formally assessed by the FDA. 5 % foam ONCE DAILY is just as effective as 2 % minoxidil liquid TWICE DAILY. Side effects with any minoxidil product include:1) hair growth on the face (possibly more likely with 5 %)2) headaches3) dizziness4) heart palpitations5) shedding in the first month
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September 21, 2015
Answer: Men's dose of Rogaine for women It is true that 5% minoxidil is frequently recommended for women with hair loss, but you should not just start using it by yourself. With women's hair loss specifically it is very important to have a doctor manage your care, have a full work up to rule out other conditions and to have your results monitored over time. In addition there are several very effective cellular medical therapies such as PRP that can be very effective for women's hair loss problems.
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September 21, 2015
Answer: Men's dose of Rogaine for women It is true that 5% minoxidil is frequently recommended for women with hair loss, but you should not just start using it by yourself. With women's hair loss specifically it is very important to have a doctor manage your care, have a full work up to rule out other conditions and to have your results monitored over time. In addition there are several very effective cellular medical therapies such as PRP that can be very effective for women's hair loss problems.
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