I QUIT Topical Minoxidil, and You Should Too..

Oral minoxidil, though primarily known as a topical treatment for hair loss, has garnered attention for its potential benefits when taken orally. Here are some of the advantages:

Systemic Effect: Unlike topical minoxidil, which primarily targets hair follicles where it's applied, oral minoxidil circulates throughout the body via the bloodstream. This systemic effect means it can potentially stimulate hair growth not just on the scalp but also in other areas where hair loss occurs.

Convenience: Oral minoxidil is more convenient compared to topical solutions. Rather than needing to apply a foam or solution to the scalp daily, oral minoxidil typically requires just one dose per day.

Effectiveness: Studies suggest that oral minoxidil may be more effective than its topical counterpart for certain types of hair loss, particularly in cases where androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern baldness) is resistant to other treatments.

Broader Coverage: Since oral minoxidil is distributed systemically, it can potentially address hair loss across the entire scalp, rather than just in specific areas where topical minoxidil is applied.

Potential for Increased Hair Thickness: Oral minoxidil can not only stimulates hair regrowth but also increases the thickness and diameter of existing hair, resulting in a fuller appearance.

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