Oral Minoxidil - 12 Months UPDATE!
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- 12 months ago, I started taking a Low Dose of Oral Minoxidil for hair thickening, and better hair growth stimulation overall. You can learn more about oral minoxidil from the sources below!
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Minoxidil was used for blood pressure on those people who have thick blood, it has side effect on those who have normal blood, it will thin your blood and your heart rate also increase thus have higher chance of heart attack.
@javaidnasir6633 Everything you take has a chance for side effects. Talk to your doctor before taking anything. I had side effects for two days, and it stopped after that mox and fin is two different drugs and a lot of the same side effects I been on both
I was on topical finasteride for 5 years and went oral finasteride last 8 months but started getting symptoms. I’m going back on topical finasteride 0.50mg
I was balding a lot worst than you. It took me 7 years of oral minoxidil and finasteride to get the hair I wanted and it is still getting better. My hair is better now at 50 than it was at 20. Stick with it and don't even think about it. The fuzz will turn into think hair if you just keep with it. The down side is you will grow hair everywhere else. Invest in a hope laser hair remover for all the unwanted hair.
Interesting! that it took a while but you achieved it. I'm on year 2 so this gives me hope!
@@TheRealMcCoyAndChipsAhoywhats your norwood, age, hair color, whats your protocol and when did you start? Thanks for answering 🙏
Out of curiosity how long did it take to see thin new growth start to get thicker? And did you experience much shed and at what point? I started minoxidil 5 weeks ago and I am seeing thin short hairs growing on my hairline which I was surprised with how quick I had some response
Hello Tom can u tell me from where I can get oral minoxidil
How many mg of oral minoxidil do you take and is it every day? Where are you growing unwanted hair?
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Your filming tipping your head down to see what the crown area looks like prompted me to do the same, and I'm glad I did. I look way thinner in the back half of the top of my head compared to the front, which made me realize I'm not applying my topical dutasteride/minoxidil treatment evenly back there. So thanks for indirectly helping me optimize my treatment protocol.
Great video, I’m in good shape, exercise regularly and I had the same side effects you had. Woke up out of a dead sleep with a heart rate of 116. That was it for me.
This exact thing happened to me too once or twice in the last 12 months. When it happened the first time I had no history of side effects from oral minoxidil prior to it.
@@letsgethairsame thing, I end up in hospital due a big heart pain.
Everything was OK, I'm bak on foam, but losing hair everyday
@agustinb.5923 which foam please. Sounds scary xx❤❤❤
@@danishz9517 no I’ve been doing topical minoxidil for years and no side effects, for me personally.
@@danishz9517Avoid high concentration topical !' It can cause itching. It caused my liver enzyme to go up and had itching all over my skin which made me use antihistamine for few months. It won't happen to everyone but still be cautious
I’m your guys test Guinea pig. I started 2.5mg daily around 3 months ago, then upped it to 5mg after 1 month. No problems so far, we’ll see how it goes
Bruh
Fuck that
@@asklepios2221That’s what i was thinking too
Did the same. No issues
@@capo4ever334any improvement and also can u please explain about the shedding phase for oral minioxidil
You are the best. Aside from you being brutally honest and not biased by advertising or money or whatever, you also set a realistic view for most people. Everyone only sees the hyped up Reddit posts of hyper responders, then try it out and see little (some positive, some negative) difference like you. Because of people like you the world gets a little better.
@@NoName-em8jo 52YO here. See significant hair increase taking 1.25mg 2x/day orally!! Amazed it's not a gimmick and works. No side effects, but watch every day as can be significant.
He sells products...
@@kidjay2679"not biased by advertising or money" 😂 best laugh I've had all week
I've been on 2.5 oral minox and 1mg fin for 6 months. I had an irregular heart beat for the first two weeks then it stopped. I saw some progress by 6 weeks then crazy progress by 8 weeks. I feel like your body receives minox and fin better orally. I hope everyone sees progress. losing hair is a nightmare
Not gonna take a daily pill that's hurting my heart and blood pressure honestly.
@@sirsiver I wouldn’t either. Luckily for me sides only lasted two weeks and my blood pressure is at a healthy level
@@justinsalazar826 nice, but be careful for long term side effects, i would not understimate my heart health especially after i had problems with it for a while
I also take 2,5 oral minoxidil (11 months right now). I had side effects for first 2-3 weeks, after that your body adjust to medication and youre fine.
@@justinsalazar826 read about pericardial effusion (buildup of fluid around the heart). It is idiosyncratic which means regardless of the oral minoxidil dose it can still happen. You should regularly check your heart bud.
I had the same symptoms of increased palpitations in the beginning. My doctor recommended to switch taking oral minoxidil from every day to every other day and that helped a lot. I had some palpitations but it went away after two weeks. So try taking oral minoxidil every other day instead.
Stop making suggestions for a drug that can mess up your cardiovascular health. you are not his doctor
I will like to take oral min every other day. Does it matter if it is every other or if it is preferred daily? Also, is there shedding with oral min?
@@hvcool shedding is a part of the hair growth and regrowth cycle. To be honest, it doesn't matter if it's daily or every other day.
@@Michael-qs1ydbro can u please explain about the shedding phase while u started using oral minioxidil
I’ve been taking oral minox for 10 weeks. First month started with half pill 1.25 mg daily and 2nd month taking 2.5mg daily. No issues so far, no irregular heart beats or palpitations. I’m hoping this will get me some good results and I can use it side effect free. I have noticed my facial hair re-grows in under a week instead of 2 weeks, Back hair is growing crazy, I have new hair on my hands, More eye brow hair, and the hair on my temples is starting to grow out there are small hairs coming out.
Thanks for your honest report Matt. Much appreciated.
Mate your hair looks sooo good!!!!!
thanks man!
Sir i am being honest , I started oral minoxidil just after a 2 week after you posted the video mentioning that you have started oral minxidil , reason for starting oral minoxidil was because topical never helped me in regrowing even when I used it along with finasteride for more than 1+ years.
So my regime after including oral minox was like
Oral minxodil 2.5 mg everyday
Oral finasteride everyday
Minxodil 5% every other day
Hair oil every other day
Shampoo my hair on the oiling day .
After 10 months I must say I have recovered almost 20℅ of my hair, my condition is better than ever , I can go out without caps , hair got thicker and fuller
@@joaop002 not yet but I don't recommend oral minoxidil and also I am now reducing the dosage slowly , now taking only trice a week
Appreciate the honest reporting.
I’ve been on minoxidil foam for 1 months and had terrible side effects on my heart. Increased heart beat, low on energy (like the life sucked out of me). I just look tired all the time. Feels like big pharma playing down the impact of this medicine.
Props to you for documenting your journey and honesty. I’d rather live a long life with no hair.
true
No side effects to me
Big pharma? Do you realize how hard it is to get a prescription for this stuff? There are few hair surgeons and dermatologists who push this stuff, I literally spent a year fighting to get a prescription for OM.
I'm 68, I take 0.5 mg of Dutasteride every day, and 5 mg of oral Minoxidil everyday. No side effects. Everyone is different, no 1 size fits all.
How long have you been doing that?
@@monke7532 5 months.
Why even bother if you are 68 ffs .
@@stevie2686 - Simple, I don't want to be another balding 68 year old guy. Having my health and hair increases my odds at finding a woman. (never married, no Children) As long as you're alive, there's always hope you'll still have a chance.
@@petermusto3704 Yeps these youngins lol. I'm in my late 50's and have better hair with just Fin then i did when losing it at late 30's.
Thank you for your transparency Matt. This is very important for the hairloss community.
Edit : HairCafe was right all along .
@aerialpink that's awesome ! Glad you are doing well on oral minoxidil.
HairCafe doesn't say nobody can take oral minoxidil. He just says that the side effects profil of OM is not good and not worth the risk.
But of course some people (just like yourself) react well to OM without getting bad side effects.
Edit : HairCafe don't recommend OM. That's it.
Topical minoxidil is a much safer option. But if you are doing well on OM : stay on it . Just make sure you visit your cardiologist regularly.
I’m on sublingual minoxidil. 0 sides. Got sides from oral minoxidil
@@exactly1176it’s not oral it’s sublingual
@@beaglesnlove580 Both gets into the system, so why would one of these be safer than the other one?
@@aerialpinkwhere do you get sublingual? Or are you using topical under the tongue? I’m on oral min with only slight water retention.
I had the exact same. 3 months no sides at all, then weird pressure and dizziness. Got on and off like you and came back
Thanks for sharing and we are all watching for side effects whether immediate or cropping up over time.
I’ve been taking 2.5mg for 3 years. It’s been brilliant! At 5mg, I get increased heart rate…2.5mg is perfect.
Is still effective after 3 years i mean do your hair is thicker than before does even if you take minoxidil your hairloss progressed 3 years after ?
@@Baki9767hz still effective after 3 years. Hair thickened in 3 months and has stayed the same.
@@johncooney417 oooh thanks you very much for responding glad to hear that it helped you and it's still effective ❤️❤️
where you from? where to find oral min? thx
@@MalickBeats I’m from Ireland, I order it from Thailand
For 20 years, I have taken oral Minoxidil (15mg twice daily), to treat high blood pressure!. In 2014, due to receiving a kidney transplant, my doctors stopped my oral Minoxidil, and during a 3 month period I lost lots of hair. When I restarted Minoxidil, it didn't regrow the loss!.
Cmon dude be serious no doctor will give minox oral for blood pressure
Wow😮
Have you tried taking Finasteride with it, Fin has saved my hair from falling out and thus keeps the receding down alot and its really cheap thru GoodRx.
In my opinion what caused the poor density of your hair was the topical finasteride, you should use oral finasteride or dutasteride in mesotherapy
Agree that oral dutasteride or finasteride (5a reductase inhibitors) are the most important. They are the only thing that slows or stops continued hair loss.
Ladies have a 3rd choice of the anti-androgen spironolactone.
@@da4441dut gave me gyno where fin did not. But I am predisposed to gyno unfortunafely
Great video.
Good luck going forward.
I ditched minoxidil for alternatives that actually do better for me, Matt. Maybe thats also Your way to consider. So:
I used oral minoxidil for a short time too. It dried my skin so much that it interrupted with my sleep and skyrocketed my stress levels.
I switched it back to topical minoxidil, but no matter what I did- the alcohol was too much for my skin. It kept destroing my hairs.
I switched to topical high coffeine coffee with rosamery oil and dermapening it (0,6mm) every 2,5 day.
My hair got better. Its around one month since I see some new tiny hairs. Low in number and slim, but they are here.
Drawback is that its a little messy and the coffee has to stay for 20 minutes on the head
Why not use the foam minoxidil
@@tomdude75I was using topical minoxidil 5% liquid. It made my scalp so itchy. I have heard there is less irritation from the foam. Do you have experience?
I also hate how the liquid minoxidil left my hair feeling dirty.
Right now just with finasteride and red light I have enough regrowth, so maybe I do not have to restart minoxidil.
I'm interested in switching to dutasteride from finasteride because I think it is a better medication.
@@da4441 I'm using foam minoxidil, regaine/rogaine. And I'm not having this issue, and having good results. You should try it
Try trichoxidil fargon
Try using Mielle hair products, i have their conditioner and it really does help lift the hair, sometimes with just shampoo it flattens out your hair over time.
Awesome! Thank you for hope and honestity.
The symptoms you describe appear to be caused by palpitations. Abnormal heartbeats. Some kind of arrhythmia. Probably a benign one. Minoxidil is a hypotensive drug, so fast heartbeat and other heart problems are common when using the oral form.
I use topical Minoxidil and I experienced some side effects in the beginning, but stopped for a few months and then went back with no more problems.
My hairline was receding and the hair on the area was getting more sparse, so after trying many things I decided to take the dive and use minoxidil on the affected areas.
I'm also using liquid caffeine on the rest of the scalp.
So far and I started the treatment 3 years ago, my hair seems better and doesn't fall so much as before.
The diet is very important too. Enough protein and vitamins, as the hair is the first thing to go when the body is lacking something.
Also a medical check up to see if everything else is alright.
Good luck with your hair journey.
You are the perfect candidate for PRP. You probably won't need to use minox that much after doing PRP for 6 months. PRP will help with your hair thickness.
I tried it, effect was
@user-fr5xh6zy1w Correct.
Prp has no scientific data.amd.not.enough evidence that it works Do t waste your money
@@spacecooookiehow many sessions
Thanks for the information. I’ve been thinking of moving to oral minoxidil, but after hearing your side effects, think I’ll stick to topical. I tried propecia about 9 years ago, but got bad side effects on that so stopped. I’m still NW2.5, and nearly 50, so not too bad. Just have to hope my hairline doesn’t go back too much further, and pray something new comes out in next few years….
Start with r/tressless and you might find a way to create a stack that works for your specific goals and budget. Mine is dutasteride 0.5mg (3x/week) + topical minoxidil + tretinoin 0.05% + microneedling at 1.5mm (2x/month) + stemoxydine.
There are many, many more elements you could use to compose your own stack. All it takes, is doing one's research and not being too afraid 😉
Just stick to tropical minoxidil. It gives better results to me with no side effects unlike oral minoxidil which grows thick hair on my shoulders and back but not on my head. It creates more problems than solving the previous one
I think you are rationalizing other factors causing your hairloss. It's stopping oral minoxidil, pure and simple. You may want to return to topical minox, perhaps with topical tretinoin as an absorption enhancer and sulfotransferase stimulant,
I had the same issues with the heart and rib area. Funny enough no medical information on what many are experiencing
I had the same issue with 2.5 after 3 months, now started 1.4mg and notices that sometimes back this sort of chest pression but (no hearbeat, no palpitations,no edema) is just weird and impredictable. Also ECG, ECo, stress test with all positive results, have you stopped definitely?
I started taking finastired first year of law school, the high pressure environment combined with resulting mood issues and brain fog made it completely unsustainable.
I will try it again when I am at peak health and life is a bit less demanding. Currently on topical minoxidil, no problematic side effects besides some water weight.
Optimal cognitive function is definitely more valuable than a full head of hair IMHO.
I will try topical finasteride again in a few months once I am back at a good fitness level. For now, minoxidil, a good diet, no alcohol and daily exercise has helped a fair bit.
I am certain over time there will be more evidence to demonstrate the vital importance of DHT in (some) males.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and detailed experience Matt!
Hi you use oral minoxidil what's your view please as I'm starting mine soon
Thank you for your honesty
Sorry to hear about your side effects. Better stop it entirely, hair is not worth damaging parts of your body for.
Hopefully a better solution will be brought to market soon :)
Completely agree. Eventually, men just have to learn to own-it and build confidence. Losing hair is not a health issue, it's a perspective that we think women won't like us bald (which is not true, by in large).
@@Logosapien not everyone does it for the opposite sex you know. Some do it for their own confidence and/or the same sex :D
Thank you for this great, helpful information!
Intake is dangerous, i ask my god about this he is trustable ❤
Nice Review.... Love the chart too 🎉😊
I had similar heart/chest effect, I now use Oral Min (1.5mg) 5 day on, 2 day off - this seemed to help a lot.
How is that going for you? I may try that.
going very well, hair seems thick, I have found 3 times a week dosing is enough, as otherwise I get swollen legs (peripheral oedema).@@kayumochi
I found it made my legs swell up, down to 1.5 mg 3 times a week, doing ok thx, not sure if I have more hair or not TBH.@@kayumochi
Hey man! Did you take an ECG just in case? The episodes sound like SAP (stabile angina pectoris or stable angina)!
Very generous of you to be the "Lab Rat" and get to the bottom of this temptation. I value your input - Most Grateful ! Your next assignment (should you choose to accept: Castor Oil !) Yeah - I get it - strange - but I began using it on a laser mark (skin repair) on the bridge of my nose (suppose to reduce the appearance of scars) but also pushed the oil up to the nose/forehead area where I also had some scars (a childhood fall) and noticed an increase in eyebrow hair growth as a result. I also began to take daily, about a half teaspoon orally and noticed within a week a difference in scalp hair texture (positive). Its been about three months - don't know if I've had any scalp hair growth, but time will tell. (no otherwise side effects) Its curious.
You need to use ethanol or DMSO with Castor Oil!
What would that contribute? I'm currently using a cold press, hexane free, odorless/tasteless USP. @@kajetanjeric2182
@@kajetanjeric2182 what do you know about DMSO for hair growth?
So I have to assume the only reason you didn't experiment with cutting the dosage of Oral Min in half, is because you believe in only sticking the 'the least possible efficacious dose'? (2:51). I would have tried half -- because applying topical Min is a huge pain, and popping a pill is just so much easier. They do sell a spray that is both Min and Fin (Hims), I thought about trying (0.3 Fin concentration).
Interesting! I am experiencing something similar wirth 2.5 after 3 months but, did you vist cardiologist? I went and I did: EKG, stress test and echocardiogram because it felt like "pericarditis" but you know what? Nothing, all the tests are ok.
i have been having lots of these pains in my back and neck for no reason after i increased oral min from 2.5m to 5m
Also finasteride blocks mainly DHT, that's why peiple use it in conjunction with RU58841 to block Regular testosterone has well (which gets increased in the scalp when blocking conversation to DHT)
You can also microneedle with topical minoxidil or even without
Testosterone doesn’t make you lose hair. Only DHT
@@Drunk3nMonk3y72 both do actually, only DHT is much more potent in scalp tissue. The increased testosterone in the scalp from finasteride causes way less hair loss that if DHT was present, but I still causes some. That's why people also use a topical antiandrogen like RU in conjunction with Finasteride/Dutasteride to essentially get a female scalp environment
@@Jbrimbelibap That's not true at all. It's not what any of the hairloss channels say, and there is no data supporting that.
@@Jbrimbelibap DHT is androgenic hence the androgen blockers. It's not for the test, it's for the dht
@@Drunk3nMonk3y72 I see that you refuse to listen. Test also causes hair loss too a much lesser extent no matter what your opinion is though. And RU blocks both DHT and Testosterone by binding to them
So How effective is oral minoxidil as compared to topical...can u explain the differences u experienced while on topical and these 12 months on oral minoxidil ?
Hi Matt Great report. Where do you buy that topical spray finasteride that you show in this video?
Have you considered scalp micropigmentation? I'm a stylist and I've seen some amazing results with hair like yours.
Hey, Matt what do you think of applying topical fin .025% every other day instead of daily? Same benefits as applying it daily?
i do that exact formula
@@MrZaqsr how have your results been? I’ve been doing 5x a week but think it’s too much for my body to handle, even with topical fin microdosing :(
i only thin on the temples and my hair loss is fairly slow so im doing that. if you have more widespread hairloss (like matt) and potentially faster hair loss, you would most likely need to do it daily.
@@MrZaqsr lol my loss is the exact same just temples. I’m still fairly a nw 1.25. Did the 3x a week thicken your hairline? That’s all I really need!
@@itzzrodiI had side effects even with the topical finasteride 🙃😑 I did 0.5mg every other day….
I had a big heart ache just from the minox foam. I woke up several times in the middle of the night and never went back to sleep. I don't know if it was some kind of fake packaging, but I used to use the same product with no problem. I dermarolled 0.5mm and may have given a higher dose of minoxidil. Then I immediately used minox for a while and woke up in the night. But then three days later I used the minox foam again and had severe heart pain for about three days. After a week, it went away easily. Since then I don't even give foam and try to use natural oils. and twice a week 1,25 mg of finasteride + a lot of other vitamins like silicon, zinc, biotin, sulphur, reishi mushrooms and quality sampons
I just can't see how oral minoxidil can possibly be good for anyone's health other than those who have the indication it is actually prescribed for. It's a super harsh, last resort blood pressure medication. I really appreciate this video.
It only really helps with blood pressure at 10-40gs. That’s why a derm should be walking you through the process.
Not the WiFi/internet/RUclips.
I had similar issues, but I risked and I am still using. After some time the side effects related with heart go away.
Personal experience for me was disappointing, whether it's minoxidil or finasteride in topical form. I switched from oral to topical finasteride due to side effects for six months, and within just two months, my crown started balding noticeably. Now I'm back on oral, but at 0.5mg instead of 1mg, and my hair loss has halted.
This time, I've also introduced oral minoxidil at 1.25mg for around 2 months, and my hair seems to be improving. Still, I know I'll need to wait at least 4 months for concrete results.
Oral Minoxidil works well, but my plan is to use the oral version to kickstart hair growth with finasteride for a year, then rely on finasteride to maintain and eliminate oral minoxidil.
Where do you get less than 1mg fin?
Everywhere I look there are tablets that are 1mg or even 5mg, I was interested in 0.5, 0.2 or even 0.1
@walter1824 you get a tablet slicer and you cut the 1mg into two
@@walter1824I just bite of "half of it" and eat the rest on the next day, average dose keeps the same 😂
finasterid was a hell for me....Used it for a year and it actually worked great, better than minoxidil, but the side effects for me were tragic. I felt sleepy, depressed, got brainfogs and up to zero orgasm- feeling... Also the PFS sadly is real.. ;(
@@einbenutzer17 are you still on finasteride?
I took Oral Minoxidil for a week and at end of the week, I didn't notice any kind of heart issues or heart palpitation at all, but what I did notice that I was extremely tired and sleepy during the day I got body ache specially my arms. I had to stop it taking Oral Minoxidil. Although, I started taking it again but at a lower dose of 1.25 mlg.
I wonder if anybody else noticed something similar.
It took 6 months of using 2.5 mg or oral minoxidil to get a scary side effect (and that happened just the other day). I am taking a break from it and if start taking it again, it will be a half dose.
@@Micolashcage1 I raised it back to 2.5 mg per day. It slowed down my hair fall for sure. I didn’t notice side effects this time yet. Thank god!
Nice honest review ... but I'd say the majority of folk do not experience any sides with using oral minoxidil.
So do you think the side affects from oral minoxidil will go even when using topical minoxidil? Also oral finesteride once a week, is that ok too or only when using topical finesteride aswell, thank you.
Oral fin once a week is unlikely to do anything without a topical as well. The lowest dose of fin that I've heard of is 3 mg/week. I gave that a try but found I needed to go higher.
I use topical minix foam EOD, and use topical finasteride .025% EOD as well. Eat very healthy and workout 4 times a week. I am 37, I have varied my doses for years and this is what works for me to balance health and hair. My conclusions after many years into this since the age of 21 when my hair loss started is: #1 Get Super healthy, this contributes to things more than you think, my loss slowed when I paid attention to that. #2 If you are balding fast - like diffuse all over at the age of 25 or less - just accept things and go bald, you are fighting a losing battle. #3 If you have some receding or slower balding - plan for transplants, get FUT first as i yields the most results and reduces scalp- kind of like a face lift does for the forehead- then get FUE next and fue into your scar. I did this and it has made the biggest difference. I can wear my hair as short as I want and it looks natural, most of that is because of the excellent surgeon I used and my hair is on the medium finer side which helps. #4 Accept that your crown will go at some point and you likely won’t have enough grafts to cover it, but you’ll be older at that point and not a big deal, I am reserving grafts left for mid scalp if/when needed
What doctor please I've got fut scar and would like fue in the scar
Dr Gable in Portland. Not sure if he does repairs, but you can check. He is usually booked for months or a year ahed as warning. He did mine as part of my FUE transplant@@wolves1980
This drug is dangerous! My dad took it , helps with hair but causes irregular heartbeat
Ridiculous, people are just dumb and don’t understand this stuff should not be taken daily, give it 2 days in between doses and you’ll be fine
@@javiercarlosrodriguez Some people are sensitive to caffeine, but it's nowhere near as dangerous than this drug!
It's not dangerous lol...
It's alarming, but not dangerous 😂
This is a low dosage
@@chrissullivan40 It's your health , men this days like women take huge risk for cosmetic reasons
Thank you so much for this video!
Same symptoms for me too! Palpitations dizzy chest pains low blood pressure! Using the foam topical works for me but I think I’m getting extreme side effects so I have to stop taking it and that sucks because it is working!
I've been doing microneedling(1.5mm dermaroller once a week) since beginning of May this year and only used topical oils such as jojoba/Moringa seed. So far I have yet to see a single shed of hair which is F'ed up. I'm not on any pharmaceutical drug as we speak.
you are usen the derma roller to frequently.. please do more reasearch. when you derma with a 1.5 to often because of the longer needle you risk damaging the scalp. you should wait 3-4 weeks to give your scalp a chance to heal before you derma again.. also trying using min and fin at a low dosage
@@Tazo-yk9vb where did you find this research? there are other sources that suggest 1.5 every week.
I got pretty crazy heart palpitations after 10months of topical minoxidil, I’ve stopped 5 days and it got better then I’ve started again with half the dose hopping I can keep my results. I’m also on 0,005 topical finasteride. I was maybe using too much minoxidil, hope it goes better in the next months cause it’s pretty scary when your heart starts going crazy
What strength min? My first use was 10% which made me dizzy and made my heart race sometimes, I cut the dose to half and built up gradually and never had a problem since. I now vary between 5%-10% topical minoxidil with and without PG and have zero issues
I had almost the exact same symptoms with dutasteride only. Seriously.
Why would one take pressure medication when one is healthy? Is it only to get more hair? Topical minoxidil is much better and at least it is external rather internal. Ingesting internally will work on the heart, lungs and veins like normal pressure medicine does. Go topical!
The Dosage to Control BP is High
Compared to the Dosage needed
for Hair Growth. 😊
@@johnnydoe3603 I agree, but it is still going to tamper with your body functions and will eventually have an affect on chemical reactions inside of your organs!
I want to ask you why you didn't think about taking a number of beard grafts for thickening up your top? It worked very well on my FUT scar but i used 1000 grafts so i don't have enough sources for my top. The hair from beard are a bit different but it matches with the existing hair
but then you have scars on your neck.
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My hair is always thickest in July. I have been on 2.5mg oral minox for 9 months and no gains on scalp that can be noticed by me, Although I am growing hair quicker on beard area and also body hair as well. Paired this with 1mg fin daily. I’m increasing dose at 12 month mark to 5mg daily
I have been a good responder for topical minoxidil over years. However, I stopped a while ago because it changes my hair texture and makes it dry like crazy. Then, Used oral minoxidil started by 0.625 mg, then 1.25 mg, 2.5 mg and finally 5 mg daily. Oral minoxidil never helped my scalp hair, it was never even near the topical minoxidil results. On oral minoxidil (1 year) and hair density decreased and my scalp is visible. I cannot add propecia or dutasteride due to past sexual side effects, but I do use nutrafol men supplement (saw palmetto). I lost confidence in Oral minoxidil, and I think its overrated. Any thoughts?
Did you go back to topical?
I just started on Hims Minox chewables and have been already taken 1mg of Fin pills for over 2yrs now. The chewables taste awesome from Hims, abit on the expensive side. Comes to about $1.63 per chewable on the 3 mth plan for me.
Transplant doc prescribed me 1.25mg a day oral minoxidil with every other day (basically 3x a week) dutasteride. I've been slowly losing ground despite being on finasteride for over 3 years, and I'm beginning to have miniaturization throughout much of the top of my head. I did use topical minoxidil but stopped in February (only ever applied to the zones I eventually got transplanted, rarely on my crown and elsewhere). I'm excited but cautious regarding oral minoxidil. Took my first dose last night. I would hope dutasteride by itself could do everything I need, but I'll see what happens.
Any updates?
been on it for 6 weeks (2.5mg) no issues and i am already getting improvement
how is it now?
@@asrit5807 still going. it doesn't seem to grow back new hair but existing hair seems thicker. will do another 6 months and re-assess.
Been taking it for 18 months. No issues.
Once you will stop it you will loose hair again, that why decided to do hair transplant
Hey hows the results
what mg do you take per day? no side effects of more body hair or more beard hair? thanks!
@@zozomes4927and you still need medication after a transplant so what's your point
I can’t justify oral min based on potential side effects. Finasteride has helped me immensely and I’m going to use it alone as long as it keeps my hair in its current state or better
What dose are you taking for maintenance?
So do you take any minoxidil
@@jacinthnoel standard 1mg a day, getting regrowth on it
@@Jay-ry2nk none, I’m going to finish this first year on fin and see if it’s needed. But 9 months in it looks like it probably won’t be
fin does not work it only blocks 70% of dht.
Thanks for this. Had basically the same exact side effects with oral minoxidil, maybe a bit worse. Low blood pressure issues which made me lose motivation become foggy mentally
Were you prescribed a diuretic with the oral minoxidil? Being prescribed a diuretic with oral minoxidil was standard practice but for some reason hair loss clinics that prescribe oral minoxidil for hair loss seem to forget this. The pressure you felt in your chest is likely fluid build up.
Did you ever have issues with topical Minoxidil? I took a full cap once a day for a year then started getting chest pain every day. I've been off it for 40+ days and still have issues. Got my heart and lungs checked but no problems were found.
Topical min can’t breach the blood barrier
If its right in the middle of your chest you should work out your back muscles and stretch your chest
I've had this too don't let ppl gaslight you. It took me about a year off of topical minoxidil to feel mostly back to normal. I still once in a while get some chest pain in that left ribcage where the heart is located, I notice it usually when I'm getting sick with a cold or run down. Did every test available from the doctor no issue, only started after minoxidil. At least the fast heartbeat is gone.
@@mgarozzo11how many packages of monoxodil did you use ? And for how many time did you use it ?
Great video pro
are you going to do a detailed update on your topical finasteride use, and did you notice any side effects? Thanks man keep it up!
Hey bud. Thank you so much for your videos. You actually helped me discover oral minoxidil. I’d like to share some of my personal data with with you to compare. I am type A blood. Male. Age 43. Caucasian.Type A is naturally the thickest of the blood types. Long Before minoxidil I was already diagnosed with high blood pressure. We did heart scans and ultrasound and the doctor said I had no blockages in my heart or calcification. He said my heart looked like the heart of a 14 year old boy. However, for whatever reason, genetics high sodium the pressure was too high. He theorized possibly because I am type A and it was the blood that was the problem. Not my heart. Although I was feeling it in my heart. Like pumping thick honey vs water. I lowered sodium raised potassium and it stopped. Then I found you. Then I asked him my heart doctor if I could start this medication. He yes absolutely you already have high blood pressure and that’s what it was originally designed for. I take 2.5 mg in morning and at night. Before minoxidil I was on Finasteride 5mg oral for the last 15 years. It saved the hair but caused some erectile dysfunction. My doctor had me get off Finasteride for one month then start minoxidil. I had like a roid rage reaction for about 6months and erectile dysfunction got much better. I lost a lot of hair but then it all came back and much thicker. So the switch over was scary but a year later I’m hooked it regulates my heart and hairloss and erectile dysfunction. I have different blood tests from different doctors I go to for different things. I’d definitely volunteer it up to go into a public database. Maybe some AI can make sense of it one day if it were to compare all of us. My father is who type O blood said minoxidil made his heart skip and it scared him.
Interesting take I’m also type 0 and have chest pain from min
@@josip_rubcic apple will be revamping the entire Apple Watch lineup with new sensors late 2024, according to some reports and it will come with constant 24 hour blood pressure monitoring both at rest and while exercising and we will all have a much better look at what’s going on with the heart and what foods, sups, meds effect it.
@dj-lz7zs I was on 5mg of Fin for about 15 years. Saved every hair. But my hair is fine texture so around 40 all hairs were alive, none lost but becoming thin. I was also starting to just now experience slight erectile dysfunction. So I started oral monoxil 2.5 with 5mg fin. I stayed on fin. But 8 months into the journey after the shedding and regrowth the hair was so thick I thought to myself I’d love to drop oral fin maybe add it back later as a topical. So I did. I also bought the Phoenix ED at home laser. And it reversed my ED. it’s been 7 months off Finasteride and on oral minox 2.5 morning and night. And hair has stayed. I did feel sexually aggressive, well kinda still do 🤣. Which is great. But yea. Sometimes I look like a quiet lion ready to pounce. I’m happy my body and mind are adjusting back to my normal DHT levels and the hair is staying. The oil production has really kicked back up into overdrive so I switched to nizol shampoo anti dandruff.
Minoxidil will not prevent or slow hair loss progression. Better get back on dutasteride or finasteride. Take a small dose such as 0.5 mg oral dutasteride twice a week.
@@da4441 You have no idea what your talking about. Go read a book Dr. Nobody.
Hi.
Are you dermarolling? And massaging the side pushing your blood upward?
did you ever use topical minox? and if yes did you experience the same side effects?
In France, advised dosage is 2.5-5mg and not 10mg
Interested to know your fina 0,025% outcome.. I’m using this % with stemoxidine for more than 6 months not sure if is doing something.. thanks
Hey Matt hope you are doing well, I was wondering from where are u getting the topical finasteride?
Hey, which brand of topical finasteride are you using?
Honest review
Bro. How do you use topical finasteride or minoxidil or just any kind of topical medication when you have styled your hair with some product maybe? And what if you used hair fibers? Don’t they stick to the scalp obstructing any of the topicals from getting in? Please help
I have been taking oral fenestride 1mg 3 times a week and I barely get any hair fall. THat is the only thing I plan to take and not get used to something else because then If i decide to quit than there might be hair loss. Keeping up with one medicine and one schedule is much easier.
We're you still microneedling when taking minoxidil Orally?
You're stopping. I'm just about to start
I want to know how you feel about hims 3% finasteride 6% minoxidil topical spray
same, as much as I want it to work - the risks really are too great
Don't you want to try the 0.025% topical fin with liposomes and trichoxidil from Anagenica ? It says it enhances the absorption compared to PG solutions
how was the hypertrichosis going from the oral min?
I told you man! it was bound to happen
Hey Matt, can you do a review of Maxoxidil by HairGuard?
They also have their proprietary growband. I wonder what you think of those products
8:32 what does he mean by that, Is there a brand which is better than he experimented?
2.5mg a day and I started to feel like my skin was sensitive to touch. Light touch felt like pain. It gone away now but I was also taking vitam d so I’ll have to try it again but with less vitam d
@@mageguy3 never heard about such side effect
Anyone who takes minoxidil for a few more wisps of hair on their body somewhere is insane. I too was taking it for about a year and at night my heart raced like a rabbit it scared me out of my mind. I stopped it and yes the side effects disappeared. It is truly remarkable that people will risk their Precious Heart and it's regular rhythm of sustaining life just for hair. The word must be gotten out there, find other ways to grow hair minoxidil is deadly. I was frightened I'd end up in emergency center somewhere.
Why not try topical Minoxidil (spray) if you haven't done so already? I also use Caffeine Shampoo. Good luck
Whats the update on your topical finasteride, we are waiting for that for a long time now
Watching from India 🇮🇳 bro
It’s original intent was for high blood pressure!
holy shit ,sides on 1 mg..
I ve been taking 10mg of oral minox for about 2 months and im feeling absolutely normal ,alongside with 0.5 mg dut
R u getting any results
you from us? where did you get oral min? thx