oral will increase your chance of sides and is less effective than the topical. topical gets it directly onto the scalp to improve blood flow. if you are a non responder to topical thats just the luck of the draw.
It is possible. Some guy posted in success stories who said he had no results with topical minoxidil, and had significant regrowth with oral. So it definitely is possible. He is taking 7.5mg daily though, and had been taking up to 20mg/day at times.People take oral minoxidil in very low doses, like ~2mg. Also oral minoxidil is activated by sulfotransferase in the liver rather than on the skin/follicle, so that's why im wondering if non responders to the topical might have success with oral.
man, you guys ask for opinions, and then fight it when ppl disagree with your thinking. just go ahead and take it and stop asking for opinionsPeople take oral minoxidil in very low doses, like ~2mg. Also oral minoxidil is activated by sulfotransferase in the liver rather than on the skin/follicle, so that's why im wondering if non responders to the topical might have success with oral.
man, you guys ask for opinions, and then fight it when ppl disagree with your thinking. just go ahead and take it and stop asking for opinions
Ever tried oral minoxidil?Anyone here tried oral minoxidil and have success after not having results with topical? If someone doesn't get results from topical, would they not get results from oral either or does minoxidil work differently oral vs topical