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Trichodoxil vs New Follihair tablets
My doctor has prescribed me with Trichodixil tablets which are expensive compared to New follihair tablets which has almost similar or better composition. So, can I use it as an alternative to Trichodixil or keep using it.
Also, I am using Minokem F 5% topical solution which is very expensive compared to Brintop F 5% topical solution. Can I use Brintop as alternative to Minokem ?
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-You can follow your doctor if you have visited him.
- different doctors have different way of approach and they follow different brands and different composition
- there are different brands giving different effects with the same composition
- same composition and same brand might act differently on different patients
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- doctor has prescribed you medication based on his knowledge and experience
- you can agree with him or you can follow any treatment which you like to on your own risk
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-trust your treating doctor.
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