Review of combined topical and oral medication management after frontal hair loss treatment

hello.

 

Since returning to work last year, I have been trying to balance work and housework.

 

It was physically tough, and also a bit mentally draining.

 

I usually really love eating, but lately I haven't had an appetite, so I end up skipping meals.

 

As I was under constant stress, I found myself losing a severe amount of hair without even realizing it.

 

With the thought that I should start taking care of it before it's too late, I decided to consistently pay attention to care even after getting my bangs done.

 

 

I didn't really notice it at first, but while drying my hair, my forehead looked thin with an M-shaped line.

 

I tried to ignore it thinking it was just my imagination, but my hair too

 

Lately, I've been losing a lot of hair, and I've also seen a lot of skin-colored hair on the top of my head.

 

Everyone I met kept asking if I was losing my hair, so I was stressed out and went to the hospital three months ago.

 

At that time, the doctor confirmed that I was in the early stages of hair loss, but I was a bit worried about taking hair loss medication.

 

I decided to try using Minoxidil, a topical hair loss medication.

 

 

 

The doctor told me to try using Mymonic 3% minoxidil for a month first.

 

I got a prescription for it, and I found out that I just need to apply it twice a day.

 

I was told that hair loss products need to be used for at least three months, so after getting a three-month supply prescription

 

They asked me to come back to the hospital.

 

I opened the box and took a look at the lid, and unlike Rogaine Foam

 

One container has a spray type on top and a sponge type on the bottom.

 

Put the liquid in the container, spray it onto the desired area, and use it.

 

I found that you just need to gently pat it with the pain relief liniment type below to help it absorb.

 

It was my first time using it, so it felt quite unique, but after using it a few times...

 

It was convenient and absorbed better than expected, so it was easy to use quickly while going to work.

 

Originally, foamed minoxidil lathers up, so if you apply it to the crown of your head, it doesn't work on the back of your head or the areas you want to apply it to.

 

It used to be uncomfortable because it absorbed into other parts of the body, but that won't happen with this one.

 

It seemed like a good product to use for a long time!

 

 

When I used the MyMonic 3%, I used it on my forehead and the crown of my head.

 

The forehead area is particularly hairless, and the crown is just as bad.

 

I focused on using it on two specific areas and made sure to do scalp care once a week.

 

 

The scalp care method I personally used is really simple!

 

I bought scalp shampoo and cared for my scalp by rubbing it in with my fingers or using a scalp massager.

 

I heard that it is better to wash your hair in the evening rather than the morning when you are experiencing hair loss, so I avoid the morning and wash it in the evening.

 

I washed my hair with cold water.

 

So, consistently using Mymonic 3% along with scalp care

 

I went back to the hospital after using Minoxidil for three months.

 

It has definitely improved, but they said it would be good to use it a bit more.

 

I was prescribed a 6-month supply of Mymonic 3%.

 

If I use this consistently for the next six months, my hair thickness will return to what it used to be, right?

 

 

I was curious about the connection between stress and hair loss symptoms, so I looked it up.

 

If you are continuously under stress

 

They say it generates excessive heat inside the body and even worsens internal health.

 

 

 

Also, not only stress, but also extreme dieting and lack of sleep

 

They say that frequently perming or dyeing your hair is also a cause of hair loss.

 

Please be careful, everyone reading this! ㅠㅠ

 

Everyone is overwhelmed by daily life, and due to stress and nutritional imbalances

 

If you think hair loss is starting, please do not neglect it and make sure to get treatment!