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tchehov

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Yes, by all means try Tricomin, nizoral shampoo (possibly a Keto cream too). Essential oils are another option - Rosemary, Lavender, Thyme, Cedarwood in a Jojobo oil base.

I'm not sure why you would have to stop Rogaine while pregnant unless it might affect the blood/heart action of an unborn child. I haven't seen any research on this.

Have you had your blood work done and your thyroid action checked? If not, please do as this can be a common cause of hair loss in women. The only other treatment I see recommended for women is Spironolactone.

Good luck with it - hair loss is a curse, male or female.
 
RaginDemon

RaginDemon

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I don't understand why the Doctor tells you not to touch minoxidil before you give birth to a baby.

For the least part of it, you can use nizoral shampoo, its very safe and hopefully it helps to improve your scalp condition, best of luck!
 
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30_going_on_60

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Hey there. If the doctor tells you to stop the rogaine, then you probably should. My mom started losing her hair pretty fast, I mean she was getitng a noticeable bald spot. She went to like 4 or 5 doctors and they all said the same thing. "Sorry, there's nothign that can be done." Then she found a trichologist, who is someone that specializes in hairloss as opposed to anything else. He gave her some special shampoo. and a variety of stuff to smear on her head. This is stuff that i;ve never heard of. I swear on my life, her hair has improved tremendously. Its as thick as ever and no bald spot at all. As an additional bonus, a lot of her gray has turned black. If its possible, I'd recommend seeing a trichologist since they'd know what to do a lot better and there IS something that can be done. Good luck!
 
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