BaldingHelpMe
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I read that the mechanism of how minoxidil works has something to do with opening potassium channel in the hair follicles. But how is potassium channel blocked in the first place? If getting rid of DHT with dutasteride or finasteride, will that also open up the potassium channel if blocked?
For a normal person whose does not have genetic hair loss, their potassium channel is not blocked, correct? With drugs like dutasteride or finasteride which inhibits DHT, there should not have anything that blocked the potassium channel, right? I admit, I'm totally clueless about potassium channel, please help me understand it.
I'm already taking dutasteride, is my potassium channel still being blocked? If so, besides topicals like minoxidil, what else I can do to re-open it? Do keto shampoos open it?
Thanks
For a normal person whose does not have genetic hair loss, their potassium channel is not blocked, correct? With drugs like dutasteride or finasteride which inhibits DHT, there should not have anything that blocked the potassium channel, right? I admit, I'm totally clueless about potassium channel, please help me understand it.
I'm already taking dutasteride, is my potassium channel still being blocked? If so, besides topicals like minoxidil, what else I can do to re-open it? Do keto shampoos open it?
Thanks
