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Male pattern hair loss
My doctor prescribed me morr f 2% 1 ml per day. But instead of morr f 2% the shopkeeper gave me morr 2%. I was applying it for the past 2 months. Today I got to know about the difference. What will be the implications. Please help.
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U need hormone therapy..You are suffering from hormonal changes causing Androgenetic alopecia causing hair fall. It's completely stoppable even regrowth of hair is possible with certain medications without any side effects. Treatment depends on the grade of hair loss. So, it's a must for diagnosing which grade, you are in for an effective treatment. Please meet me in my clinic or do direct personal online consultation by sending photos for accurate diagnosis and proper treatment.
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nothing much. just a little less response.. in Morr F with addition of finasteride the effect would be a little better..... in my opinion you should threaten the medical store person for giving you the wrong medicine. just for the sake of his sale he gave you what was available with him. also, as a male I feel 2% is too less to be used by you. also you need tablets and additional treatment. Hair loss is a progressive problem and if not tackled in time tends to keep worsening over time. There are various causes of hair fall. Read my health feed for a better detailed understanding. https://fit.practo.com/#!/content/28405 After reading this I hope you will be convinced that a proper thorough examination of your scalp from a qualified dermatologist will be advisable for a fruitful outcome. There are various treatment options available for improving hair loss- apart from medical management other supplemental procedures like microneddling and PRP which can be used to achieve good results. You should send me images through private online consult for a better assessment of the problem and approaching it accordingly. Hope this is helpful.
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