responding to rogaine or procepia after 8months or xandrox

KeyserSoza

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So after 8 months all my hair has done is get worse with no signs of improvement, losing more hair every day (cant actually see the shedding, just getting barer).

Should i try xandrox 15??

Should i just stop treatment.

So unsure
 

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Depending on your trust level, Dr. Lee says that people that don't respond to the lower doses of minoxidil (i.e. 2 or 5%) or have stopped responding, may indeed respond to Xandrox 12.5 or 15%. I'm hoping that's the case, because I'm losing the battle with 5% Rogaine foam, and looking for Xandrox 15% Plus as a final stand. You'll find a decent amount of anecdotal evidence from people on this site that claim the higher concentrations helped them.
 
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Dude,Where'sMyHair

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KeyserSoza said:
So after 8 months all my hair has done is get worse with no signs of improvement, losing more hair every day (cant actually see the shedding, just getting barer).

Should i try xandrox 15??

Should i just stop treatment.

So unsure

Keyser,

I was in your exact same shoes three (3) months ago (well sort of).

For eight (8) continuous months of Rogaine Foam coupled with Propecia, I was constantly shedding noticeable amounts of hair while applying the Foam both morning and night. Hairs would be stuck to my hands after applying the Foam!

Then slightly after eight (8) months, I noticed some thickening and cessation of the sheds. Concidentially, I then developed a case of minor scalp folliculitis and became paranoid that I would lose hair due to the irritation of the scalp and quitting of the Foam while the inflammation from the folliculitis calmed down.

Since the folliculitis incident I have been using Minoxidil maybe once a day, and my gains are continuing and have been confirmed by others at 10 months. A family member that inspected my folliculitis for me even stated that maybe the folliculitis could have been caused by new growth.

Currently, I quit using the Rogaine Foam because I think the folliculitis was either caused by the new growth (I am not sure this is the case but it happens in transplant patients sometimes) or the "fragrance" in the Foam gave me an allergic reaction after prolonged use. (Personally, I am beginning to think that people complaining of the constant shedding from Rogaine Foam may be suffering from an allergic reaction to the "fragrance"). Now, I only use Dr. Lee's Minoxidil 5% (PPG Free) once a day.

Bottom Line: Give it at least a year man!

Peace Out,
Dude
 
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