You can get a lower dose or oral or split it. Also, get finasteride.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is there a reason to not just take the oral version? Asking because I just started it

OP here- It gave me heart palpitations, whereas the topical does not.

How long after starting did you get palpitations?

Anonymous wrote:Is there a reason to not just take the oral version? Asking because I just started it

OP here- It gave me heart palpitations, whereas the topical does not.

Is there a reason to not just take the oral version? Asking because I just started it

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are lots of different formulations. I use a liquid that is thick/oily enough to not drip (not very much). I use it every night and wash my hair once or twice a week. It's not sticky and reduces oil.

What brand?

Follixil

Anonymous wrote:There are lots of different formulations. I use a liquid that is thick/oily enough to not drip (not very much). I use it every night and wash my hair once or twice a week. It's not sticky and reduces oil.

What brand?

There are lots of different formulations. I use a liquid that is thick/oily enough to not drip (not very much). I use it every night and wash my hair once or twice a week. It's not sticky and reduces oil.

Anonymous wrote:How often are you applying the liquid? I've found that if I wash my hair less than every 2nd day, my head will itch. I'm at the point now that I can skip applying it a day or two if I need to extend the time between washes.

I do the same.

How often are you applying the liquid? I've found that if I wash my hair less than every 2nd day, my head will itch. I'm at the point now that I can skip applying it a day or two if I need to extend the time between washes.

Has anyone found a formulation that does not cause that sticky/stiff feeling? The liquid is easier to apply but it makes my head itch, whereas the foam makes my hair look terrible. Unfortunately, I can't take the oral medication.