Hi All,
How funny, Sumerian and I are feeling down at the same time!
I'm having some issues with this subject of minox tolerance. Its really really bugging me and no one seems to have the right answers. In short I heard it stops working after a few years. I always thought it works forever as long as you use it. This is crazy...
I'll write in more detail soon.
Very very confused for now
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Melchangmai,
It could be that minox continues to work indefinitely, but like I said before, unless the underlying cause of hair loss is dealt with minox is basically fighting an uphill battle. That's why a combination regimen containing a dht-inhibitor, a topical anti-androgen, and minox is most effective.
Regards,
Sam
It could be that minox continues to work indefinitely, but like I said before, unless the underlying cause of hair loss is dealt with minox is basically fighting an uphill battle. That's why a combination regimen containing a dht-inhibitor, a topical anti-androgen, and minox is most effective.
Regards,
Sam