Increased shedding with higher minoxidil dosage

hulkrager

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Does anyone else notice increased shedding when they have increased their minoxidil dosage. I originally started using minoxidil 5% in the morning and Xandrox 12.5% before bed. I did this for 7 months with some initial shedding for a couple of months and then started to get some good re-growth. Unfortunately I didn't get any re-growth in the temple region.

A few weeks back being unsatifisfied I decided to turn things up a bit and am now on minoxidil 12.5% in the morning and Xandrox 15% before bed. I have also started using 2% Nizoral every second day. In the last 3 weeks my hair is severely shedding and especially in the temporal region where I am trying to get the re-growth kick started. I am just trying to stay calm and convince myself that it is just starting a new growth phase but am unsure. Anyone else have this experience?
 

diffuse propecia

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I started regaine 5% ~2 weeks ago and I am going through a very big shed, especially around the hairline. although I believe there has been an increase in the amount and length of velous hair around the hairline so I am hoping for the best.
 

neis

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good post ...

hulkrager, How many weeks, after you changed your regimen into minoxidil 12,5% in the morning and xandrox 15% at night, have you noticed increase in shedding?



tnx
chris
 

neis

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do u mean after 2-3 weeks? or earlier?
 

hulkrager

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129 views and not 1 piece of feedback. Seems like everyone just takes from this forum. Surely someone must have some feedback for me?
 

wesleyBelgium

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just avoid stress, and sleep well...

i'm on xandrox 12,5 % at night and spectral dnc-l in the morning

if i had alot of stress at work , then i would notice more shedding, when i have no-stress weeks, my shedding was gone...
strange

but i can say : stress and sleep its all linked to hairloss...
 
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