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Suggest Treatment For Severe Hair Loss

Hello, I am Kowsar. I have hair loss problem. I used Mintop 5% past. That time it worked really good. But recently I bought Mintop 10% and using it currently about 15 days. But i feel it dosen't work properly! I have felt it has increased my hair loss problem again:( However i didnt consult to Doctor this time. Can you please give me a authentic suggestion?
my mail id: YYYY@YYYY
Fri, 26 Aug 2016
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Hi there Kowsar,
To my mind, there is no real appreciable difference between 2%, 5% & 10% as regards hair growth especially in women. As a dermatologist i generally avoid giving women more than 2% topoical minoxidil to limit the side effects that most women face on minoxidil. It is true that in some cases when one stops minoxidil, the hair that is grown tends to fall. I would suggest you pay your dermatologist a visit. xxxx.
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Suggest Treatment For Severe Hair Loss

Hi there Kowsar, To my mind, there is no real appreciable difference between 2%, 5% & 10% as regards hair growth especially in women. As a dermatologist i generally avoid giving women more than 2% topoical minoxidil to limit the side effects that most women face on minoxidil. It is true that in some cases when one stops minoxidil, the hair that is grown tends to fall. I would suggest you pay your dermatologist a visit. xxxx.