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I'm about 4 months in to 2.5-5mg of oral minoxidil initially, youll experience the heart palpitations etc. they went away for me around the 2nd-3rd month. i did have a problem with acne, however. IT makes sense. The larger hairs on the forehead block oil secretion

it's much more powerful than topical

1ml is 50mg are you seriously taking 100mg a day? stop. you're risking insane damage to your heart

it's been almost 3 months for me. Effects on hair more and more hairs growing on the temples in the nw0 and Norwood-1 areas ridiculous hair density increase side effects some heart palpatations increase in heart rate lots of eyelash and eyebrow growth hypertrichosis on my hands, arms, chest, and...

i really wouldn't. You'll be putting more strain on your heart, which isn't good long term. 5mg should be the absolute max ideally between 1mg-3

Yep. I experienced it too on my forehead. It's because oral minoxidil causes hair growth everywhere. pimples are caused by clogged follicles. The hair is closing the follicle and trapping in sebum i just used bha's and some salicylic acid facial cleanser. it's fine now.

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Typical flat nw2. Get on finasteride and minoxidil or go bald by the time youre 35

Not with oral minoxidil. oral minoxidil gives you insane beard growth

nw1.5. get on fina and minoxidil

In my experience, it thickens up body hair you already have. For me it was a good thing It's great for eyelashes and eyebrows, too.

That's what happens when you stop minoxidil. nothing to do with the fina Did no one tell you about the minoxidil shed? or that your hair becomes minoxidil dependent, meaning you'll have a large shed if you stop using it later on? hop back on minoxidil.

Your hair looks exactly the same in the recent photos.

Incredible recovery. Nw3 to nw1. Yet another mark against the 'just wait and see' crowd. Hop on now, not later.

Your hair is objectively better. Little thickening of the miniaturized hairs at the temples Hair loss is a mind game, and rule number 1 is to stay the f*** calm and let the meds do their job. take your monthly pics, see what it looks like and get on with your day. It's an incredibly difficult...