Oral Minoxidil Month 4, Hair Progress, Side Effects, ECG Results!

[@letsgethair]

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[@soumyakantipaul8486]

Are you using finasteride tablet?

[@peenies]

shave it off

[@BORN2LOSE13]

Illl save you the time. His heart was normal on oral minox, his hair has not gotten better or worse on oral minox

[@AbdulSalam-xe4md]

You forgot to mention slight bradycardia - slower heart rate, which was not a problem in this specific case.

[@mad-yw4hz]

@@AbdulSalam-xe4md I imagine that the bradycardia is unrelated, because oral minoxidil would be more likely to raise your heart rate, not reduce it.

[@Zypher.]

Thank you

[@damienwarlock]

i'll save you even more time, his hair is transplanted and he's shilling for crap that doesn't work.

[@damienwarlock]

@@mad-yw4hz minoxidil was designed to be a hypertension high blood pressure medication that they discovered would regrow hair in some people over time, that's why it is prescribed for hair loss now even if the person does not have high blood pressure.

[@boblully5053]

You are an amazing KZbinr nobody else does this content for free

[@boblully5053]

@Benson lol I would love to get payed Atleast $10 too for placing a camera down on a desk and speaking it to it for hair loss just to help people it’s hard work

[@whatthefudgedud]

@Benson i don't think you understand the work which goes behind producing these vids, especially when they're backed up by scientific nuances as well as peer reviewed medical journals. Being compensated for good work is vastly different from merely promoting a product with an agenda.. so stfu

[@MedicalSchoolJourney]

It's great to see solid oral dose minoxidil gaining traction, it's action on anagen phase elongation is often understated. Keep up the updates 👍 we're all following keenly Matt.

[@Daniel-hp3tk]

Good to see a drug that can negatively influence your cardiovascular health gaining traction? I'm not so ethusiastic

[@markcrisp07]

Yeah ..it won't do you good long term..is it worth it?

[@christianblake3997]

Yes Mr hair chemist who hasn’t got a medical degree! What the hell would you know about long-term side-effects of oral minoxidil? Do you plan to take it for the next 20 years of your life? Have you any data to say this drug is safe for extended periods five years of usage does not make a drug safe, what about for the next 20 years or 25 years what about when you’re in your 50s and you still want to keep your hair are you going to be able to take this drug then? Will your heart be strong enough to cope with it???? The fact is nobody knows for sure the long-term outcome of taking this drug and it will have to be a long time if you want to keep your hair there is no point in going out and having hair transplants if 10 to 15 years down the line you are directed by a doctor to cease oral minoxidil and watch the hair for you will look like a freak!!!! I think this is a very dangerous road you’re travelling but that’s your choice, I am angry the fact that you’re allowed to voice it and influence others who may be less educated and more desperate to keep their hair at any cost!

[@christianblake3997]

Seriously, what would you do if 10 to 15 years from now you developed some kind of arrhythmia and your doctor told you you could no longer take oral minoxidil what would you do seriously? I mean all those hair transplants you’ve had? What a waste and the internal damage just to keep a head of hair! The funny thing is you’re not even much to look at! I don’t think having a thick head of hair in your case makes any difference to your looks whatsoever! I think you’re just an extremely obsessive Person who believes a thick head of hair makes all the difference and sadly in years to come I believe you’re going to regret these decisions and the march of time is going to have a heavy impact both physically and psychologically on you!!!

[@jasonhudson8336]

@@christianblake3997you’re angry that he can voice his opinion? Who are you to say what he can and can’t say

[@johnlane9743]

Matt - thanks for progressing this thorough self-study and making the experience public !

[@Mio-eo2bi]

I mitigated ALL side effects with Oral Minoxidil. The way I use it is to mimic extended release/slow release. I take my 2.5 mg dose split 4 times per day. This way it still accumulates in the hair follicle but serum half life is only 4 hours(?). So I never have high blood concentration that causes side effects.

[@marinesrule3079]

I take 2.5 mg as well. So you cut the singular pill into quarters? And then take it 4 times a day for a slow release?

[@Mio-eo2bi]

@@marinesrule3079 yes but I use liquid so I divide it the same way but in terms of drops

[@Houndog545]

Interesting. Wish I could do this but mine come in capsules

[@youtubeuser6299]

You still on this protocol no side effects?

[@k.t.1594]

Your crown seems to be thicker compared to before minoxidil. Very methodical and nice approach with the EKG! Keep it up!

[@Rutashealingroute]

Female viewer here ! Glad to see that the EKG is normal and hair looks better ! I'm highly considering low dose oral minoxidil one day ... but for now will try spironolactone first ..

[@SpaceRanger187]

They need to come on with a cure or something better..Im so over having to take pills and deal with my hair. Can only imagine what its like being a girl..Keep your head up

[@dianatrif7085]

Rita, how much spiro are you taking? I am a female too, but I took finasteride and oral minoxidil and I have seen some very good results.

[@dianatrif7085]

SpaceRanger, yes, but for me, topicals are worse than pills, I hate applying substances directly on my head so much. :D They need to come with a better cure, like a pill that you take once a month that has minimum side effects. Or even a topical, just not one that has to applied every day. A once a week topical for hair loss would be heaven for me right now, but we do not have that now. PS: I am a woman with AGA.

[@Rutashealingroute]

@@dianatrif7085 I am awaiting blood work results my dermatologist ordered. If the blood work is OK then he will RX the spironolactone but he didn't say yet what the dose is . By the end of this week I should have an answer. I'm dying to get on oral minoxidil though ..the topical is not the best for my hair . My hair is fine and tailbone length so the topical makes washing frequently necessary and it's a chore . I'm leaning highly towards trying oral minoxidil.

[@dianatrif7085]

Rita Simi Hair, that is exactly why I opted for oral minoxidil, I hate applying topical on my head. I have sebhoreic dermatitis also, I cannot even use dry shampoo without itching and irritation. I hope I can go on with the oral on long term.

[@exactly1176]

Man your video is amazing ! You are maybe the only one actually taking oral minoxidil seriously. You don't take it as a joke (unlike a lot of other youtubers). So big respect for that. Also just like you, I think that 1mg of oral minoxidil is alright but 2.5 or 5mg a day is not that much of a " low dose ' anymore. Keep up the great content . Cheers ! 🍻

[@letsgethair]

thanks for the comment man! Hope this video was helpful

[@TheCinderellaman10]

​@@letsgethairI have been taking topical minoxidil daily for around 7 to 8 years but now the greasiness of scalp and on some hair coupled with a few pimples/spots sometimes on scalp is enough. So want to switch to oral minoxidil. I have never suffered any sides on minoxidil regarding fatigue, cardiac or breathing problems. Ive had numerous fbc blood tests over the years always come back in the good to normal ranges as told to me by my gp but my gp refuses to prescribe me oral minoxidil and advises me to keep applying topical minoxidil but the greasiness and a few pimples are irritatting now so I would like to know what amount should i start oral minoxidil on? 1.25mg, 2.5mg or just like the topical minoxidil of 5mg x once daily? Fearing that if I start too low on 1.25mg I might start losing hairs instead so would it be wiser to start on 2.5mg for say 2 weeks and see if I get any sides and if not then jump onto the same 5mg x once daily tablet? Pls reply and your advice, experience and opinions are most welcome. TIA

[@irishmuscle7352]

Happy to hear everything was good with your ticker Matt 👍

[@BrianSladek]

Are you going to continue this treatment? Was this 2.5mg?

[@henrik4835]

Matt why didnt you just go with loniten 1.25mg instead of ordering again 1mg from another pharmasia?

[@majik_man]

I am curious. I just got a prescription for this. I am having trouble with thinning in odd spots. the 1" line above my ears on both sides and the very bottom of my scalp on the back. I am wondering if anyone had any luck growing hair in these places with Oral Minoxidil. I know I'm not the only one to experience hair loss in these area's.

[@zayn8709]

Your hair looks darker & thicker. In generell your hair is growing faster i think. I took 5mg and after that 2.5 mg for 1yr. My hair got thicker

[@benchabanehocine7809]

ZAYN, aren't you taking it anymore?

[@shidoin5398]

I got ball pain using fin. I switched to Dustaseride with zero problems

[@danielribeiro4618]

I have currently 54 beats / min. Should I expect around 44 with oral Minox??

[@Vince-fg4vp]

I take 2.5mg oral minoxidil I think 5 times a week. This is the only product that made the biggest difference in my hair growth.

[@petesantana7302]

0.5% Topical Pyrilutamide KX-826 Hi Matt May you please discuss about the above drug? Thank you

[@print24service]

Matt did you think 0,5 oral min is enough ?

[@Jazzy19921]

Is it normal to shed after 4.5 months of use?

[@Mr.Sr.Jr.]

I feel like this guy would really benefit from pigmentation like without fear his skin is and with the thinning that he has on his hair but overall good coverage it would take him from a 6 out of 10 Hair to like a 9 out of 10 hair

[@NMEofdaST8]

how has your face skin been? heard it can effect that and under eyes

[@jamesvinson4387]

Interesting that the EKG numbers are a bit different, but glad they're within normal ranges. For me, I think I would be a bit overly optimistic to hope that oral min would have no effect on the cardio vascular system whatsoever. It's something we all have to accept imo. But glad that it's been ok'd by your cardiologist and it can give you some peace of mind going forward. Best of luck!

[@SpaceRanger187]

Ive been on it for 2 months..The first week was crazy, felt like my heart was going to brake at times..Has mellowed out now and all good

[@christianblake3997]

Right so in two months it’s slowly mellowed out? What about for the next 20 years are you prepared to take that gamble do you think your heart will mail out for the next 20 years?

[@petrichor100]

@@christianblake3997 yeah this is exactly what i have been thinking. The body will keep trying to adjust but it eventually succumb to the abuse. Im using the topical and still dont feel at ease

[@floridadude777]

Hey Matt what hair supplements should I take. I had some from turkey they gave me after my transplant and boy was it amazing. What do you suggest??!

[@VasifsizElemann]

Hello, I've been using 0.5 dutasteride a day for 1 year, I got the expected effect all over my hair, even in my crown area, new hair appeared, but I did not get the effects I expected in my front temple area. My question is, if I add 2.5 mg of oral minoxidil a day and continue on my way with dutasteride and quit oral minoxidil after 2 years, if I continue with dutasteride continuously, will the hair grown by oral minoxidil fall out? This is the most important question for me because of the fear of oral minoxidil, I would be very grateful if you could answer me.

[@gonzacastro3348]

If you stop taking minoxidil, what you have gained falls away.

[@Skenderbeg100]

Hey Matt, I've been taking 0.5 mg of Dutasteride and 2.5 mg of oral minoxidil for close to a year now along with 2 Folexin supplements daily. I've been able to maintain my hair and see it become denser. However, when I get a buzz cut, I noticed that my hair still appears thin in the crown and the front of my head as oppose to my donor area which is thicker. I'm not sure if I just have fine hair. I also use a Biotin infused Mane N Tail shampoo and conditioner and use a Dr. Pen microneedle. Is there anyway that I can get more density in the crown and the front of my hair? Should I raise my dosage of oral minoxidil to 5 mg instead or take a different supplement? Any advice would be appreciated.

[@molho761]

Hi, Take a spoonful of pure gelatin every day (mix in a glass of warm water, or tea. Not too hot... and drink it immediately) and your hair will thicken in 3 months, or less

[@Skenderbeg100]

@@molho761 Do I take a spoonful of pure gelatin once or more than once daily? Should I continue to take the pills that I'm taking and the 2 Folexin supplements daily while taking pure gelatin?

[@molho761]

@@Skenderbeg100 You should check first if you don't have any medical problem with gelatin, and if not, then, in my opinion, you can take it twice a day, but at first you should start once, for several months, at least, and see how your body reacts. It is important that you drink more water during the day, in my opinion, there is no connection between the gelatin and what you are already taking, but ask your doctor. Look for information on the Internet about it. I use pure gelatin powder from a fish source. Hair needs proteins in order to grow, and I read that it gives it an excellent foundation. I feel that after 3 months, my hair is stronger and healthier.

[@lobo5532]

This is bullshit gelatin won’t make your hair grow thicker lmao

[@molho761]

@@Skenderbeg100 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqCxnZ2nna-cedE

[@jjbarker7450]

Does anyone have any tips as to how I can get a prescription? I live in Denmark anf the medication is not avalible at local pharmacies so I think I might have to get a prescription in Denmark and buy the medication online.

[@josephgriffith5535]

Who is your cardiologist? I had an EKG and they said some things were abnormal but they did not know if it was a big deal or not?

[@Jorge-lm4bg]

I remember seeing this channel like 2-3 years ago. His hair definitely looks better.

[@Alinush52]

Hello matt, what do you think about essengen 6 topical fianasteride? Should i trust this product? I am asking because it doesn t require a prespription

[@Ryan____Z]

I’ve noticed on your channel Matt you’ve used many different medications. Do you stop and change due to side effects ? Are you trying to find one that doesn’t give you any that you can use long term ?

[@892965]

Im about to starr minoxidil oral i been using topical finasteride/minoxidil spray. i only notice headaches sometimes insomnia bec I've sprayed more than the usual dosage, and also more anxiety, but i already suffered anxiety before, so it's not a big issue no ed

[@Cloud007.]

Hey Matt, great video. In your opinion, is Oral Min generally safe to take if one is an athlete / runner etc - can one expect to see any difference in overall sport performance?

[@TheRevaknight]

it can lower you blood pressure which is risky for those of us already very fit who have low pulse and bp. sometimes you can increase the salt in the diet to prevent this

[@Cloud007.]

Yeah, I tried it 3times. Had to get off it each time even though I lowered the dose each time and was on a very low dose. Not worth it, for me at least.

[@TheRevaknight]

@@Cloud007. doses as low as 1.25mg have shown to be effective as topical . thats what im going to try

[@Cloud007.]

@@TheRevaknight topical? They already have rogaine for that. And doses are much higher topically.

[@Cloud007.]

@@TheRevaknight I was on 0.625 oral. Multiple bad sides for me.

[@jojobrooklyn5285]

Does oral minoxidil stop hair loss ??

[@AverageJak]

those results dont really make sense. minoxidil is a vasolidator. the whole point of taking it orally is to reduce blood pressure, which in turn means a higher hear rate.

[@DeFragis]

Why did you turn to topical fin ? Are you experiencing sexual sides with topical , is it kinda better ,the same ,or no sides at al

[@mariusandresen76]

Did you ever get your potassium level measured? You have prolonged QRS times in both ECGs. P wave is prolonged in ECG1.

[@RugvedhTallapudi-lk9jy]

Bro , I started using minoxidil from last four months but i applied it once a day and now more hair is falling,I don't know whether it is shedding or not . I am just 17 years old. studying b tech first year i got some bald due to androgenetic. Can i get my hair back plz reply bro plz 😭😭

[@SMK27_]

Do you need to take medication after the transplant in order to not loosing the hair again? If yes for how long?

[@letsgethair]

Yes I do. As long as you want to have the most optimal result.

[@Ryan____Z]

I have anxiety and often suffer from chest pains anyway. Should I stay away from hair loss products ?? I was looking at topical finasterjde .Will it make my anxiety worse? My blood pressure on average is 135/90.

[@fabricewirix2769]

it realy looks amazing, i've started oral minoxidil recently and i was a little bit worried. I don't know what to think of these tests, i'm also into longevity and it kinda seems good to have a lower hart rate... i wonder how much stress is involved in hairloss, maybe not only stress, some kind of fear maybe, i've not figured it out. I also think the growth of body hair should be natural, primal. I'll eave it with this, i need to think about what i want to say a little bit more but i feel like there are restrictions we put on our own bodies.

[@alexhero5172]

Your hair definitely looks better, Matt. Wow. I tried an entry of .625 of OM and had chest pains....stopped it and then had chest pain again. Did a whole workup and big tests done. No problems shown. Not sure what to do. Your hair looks much better. It's black and white, I think.

[@beaglesnlove580]

Just persevere through

[@macacogalego]

I got faster heartbeat from it, a little bit of weakness and headache. I don't consider it as side effect, that's exactly what you get when ingest a pill that lows blood pression, it's expected to get things like that. I will try it for some days to come, but I really concerned after what I've been through. Atualization: after that I have no side effects, but I still losing my hair.

[@KarelVerlinden-o8s]

i am extremely dizzy for more than 6 weeks i stopped oral minoxdil and the liquid as well and all mediciations , but i am still dizzy and fatigue the whole day i cant function or work anymore

[@gf89928]

thanks for the updates Matt. Hope u do another video on month 5,6 and so on.

[@letsgethair]

yes I will do 5 and 6 months updates also

[@christianblake3997]

@@letsgethairWho’s gonna do the update when you drop dead from heart disease?

[@bendude6748]

I’m considering moving to oral min at some point, one thing I do like about the foam though is the residue makes my hair feel thicker, lol

[@dvnnyv6325]

Lol that’s funny. I have to hop off after 9 months due to irritation and flakes. Had great results though. How about you?

[@serifdincer208]

Where do you buy oral minoxidil?

[@RichFromQueensNY]

If I were you I would up the dosage. Just as you described my forearms my legs have gotten much darker and hairier. My beard can grow a little bit I still can't grow one for the life of me but what does growing grows in a bit thicker and darker. Absolutely no back hair or anything like that do have thick of hair on the chest now basically everything is darker. HAir on the top of the head is much better. I've had the same forearms legs and chest hair no matter the dosage. Doesn't get any worse, but definitely where I don't have any follicles like my back shoulders or anything like that it's not a drop of hair. I would caution people who are very hairy to begin with might want to stay away. If your person who couldn't grow hair for the life of you on your face or chest this definitely will boost it. Works a thousand times better than topical without the hassle. I also take it with a diuretic (water pill). Actually bought a smartwatch to monitor everything but it's been around 2 and 1/2 years now and no problems. I also do believe that oral finasteride takes longer to work then topical but the results are far better.

[@serhatturan9174]

Hey Matt, Amazing video again! Are you still on fin? Or are you stopped again?

[@huyle7856]

Do you also take Finasteride?

[@H.E.M.]

3:14 yes bro 😂😂😂 Why is it always the ball ache. I had it for a few minutes the first week on fin and haven’t had it since 11 months later.

[@scouseman394]

Mar what do u recommend daily as in finesteride and minoxidil

[@parulmeshram8621]

man your beard looks nice

[@samakshmusic0761]

Hey bro I have a doubt can I have a buzz cut with beard or short fade hair cut with beard .......I have done my hairtransplant a week ago so I was searching for some hairstyle for transplanted hair......I know it will take about 3 months to grow but I'm still excited to have my new hairstyle...... I'm 18 year old and I have a very bad hairline...... So will you make another video on hairstyles for hairtransplant people.... your video's helped me a lot thank you bro love from india.😇❤️

[@borrisdillan9783]

theres this tablet name s glow ? Im not sure if you heard about this.. its been rounding across social media and claims to be effective in hair growth.. have you had any encounter on this product? to be honest im very scared of taking any supplements related to hair loss.. i heard about purging where you will shed more as a side effect or something.. also i heard about relapses...

[@irishmuscle7352]

It’s just some vitamins, and I see they charge over 100 pounds for it 🤦‍♂️ You could just buy a multivitamin for 10. Vitamins will do absolutely nothing for Male Pattern Baldness. The only medically approved medications that work are Finasteride, Minoxidil and Dutasteride. If all it took was some vitamins to fight MPB then nobody would need to take meds. These companies are just taking advantage of people who are new to understanding of how to tackle MPB and also people who freak out thinking of hairloss meds. BTW, looks like that stuff comes from China, I’d stay well clear of that crap and just buy an ordinary multivitamin from your local health food store or pharmacy, if you want something for overall wellness etc.

[@borrisdillan9783]

@@irishmuscle7352 i see.... i almost fell for it because of their continuous claims to be very effective.. they keep sending me pictures of before and after.. quite convincing but still reluctant at the same time.. its also pricey.. actually i would also wanna try finasteride but i heard about its 'purging' effects wherein you could lose more hair at first stage before it gets better.. and im so afraid of that effect.. is it true that once you stop finasteride, you would get a major relapse?

[@irishmuscle7352]

@@borrisdillan9783 Finasteride and Minoxidil both cause an initial shed after a few weeks of use, which is completely normal, as the new hairs will be stronger and thicker, it’s just part of the process. You should also see good regrowth after the shedding phase. Hope I’m not sounding like an a-hole but there’s no point letting yourself go permanently bald because you’re afraid of a temporary shedding phase, it’s not like all your hair fall out, just a bit but it’s worth it once you start seeing the results. To answer your second question yes, if you stop either minoxidil or Finasteride for a length of time then the effects will go and you’ll lose slowly your hair gains, both are treatments and not cures. I’m talking a few weeks here, it’s completely fine if you miss a day or two here and there.

[@zagreth]

I took S-glow for 6months. Verdict is result is slow. I won't say it didn't help but result is slow. So I stopped and switched to minoxidil and finesteraid tab, so far no side effects or anything.

[@mesfinworkneh1093]

Thank you brother

[@Pavel.K_669]

Thanks for your work on that matter Just wanted to point out a couple of things regarding the ECG test. 1. You actually missing the v1-v6 portion of the page (but that ok, since you had no finding there). 2. Inverted T wave in V1 is considered normal, and that is also what the research showed in the New England Journal.

[@Daniel-uk6yr]

Considered normal yes, but if you get a new inverted t wave after oral minox you should know it effects you

[@Pavel.K_669]

@@Daniel-uk6yr Well, lets put it that way. Usually the T in V1 in inverted (negative), however if the T it is positive (upright), it can be called NTTV1 or TTV1. Now this is for your physician the check and compare old results (before Minoxidil) and newer one (after Minoxidil)

[@Daniel-uk6yr]

@@Pavel.K_669 t-wave inversion in V1 can be a normal variant, which it is not if a medication abruptly changes it.

[@Pavel.K_669]

@@Daniel-uk6yr yep, speaking of the same stuff my man :)

[@Daniel-uk6yr]

@@Pavel.K_669 physician here hehe

[@benixmaximus]

I was getting heart palpitations from taking oral minoxidil so I had to stop and they have since gone away. I'm starting topical minoxidil and may also switch to topical finasteride also. I think my heart rate has also come down. I have tachycardia with a resting heart rate of around 96.

[@Daniel-uk6yr]

96 is really bad

[@DK-pf2dg]

I wouldn't risk it, topical version has been made for a reason.

[@mad-yw4hz]

I’ve considered the possibility that the topical was created for profit. If they put oral minoxidil out there to treat hair loss, those companies would never have profited from selling a topical. Oral minoxidil is super cheap. “Let’s see if it works topically! Oh, it does? Let’s sell it topically at our own price.”

[@davidnewbaum6346]

Hi Matt, keep up the great work. I'm on 5mg oral minoxidil (Loniten is the brand in Ireland) for the past 2 months after 6 months on 2.5mg, can't say I've experienced any change in HR or BP. As far as body hair is concerned I also can't say I've noticed anything unusual at all. There seems to be a fair amount of hair regrowth on the crown area, which is the most important part for me as I did HT on the frontal part recently. I'll give it another 6 months to work its magic before finishing the job with another HT in the crown area. Note: I'm 44 yo with Norwood 5a before HT.

[@tarekarts4640]

Sir how can I buy oral minoxidil from there ..can u help me

[@ryansallesz]

did you notice a difference after switching from 2.5mg to 5mg?

[@davidnewbaum6346]

@@ryansallesz Not for the time being, it's too early to notice any visual change.

[@lithitrabu3399]

How many pills did you take per day? 1 pill or 0.5 pill of the 5mg?

[@Abhishek_2399]

Update

[@sonalfonseka1543]

Is this medicine good for people who have started balding and the hairline has gone back and they have a wide forehead? can i regrow hair on my forehead

[@visick7241]

It can but finasteride/dutasteride would probably help with it. Sometime HT is still needed depending on how bad it is.

[@sammmuelspaul1946]

Why use oral minoxidil at all? Why not just go topical?

[@marcobem1367]

How I can buy oral minoxidil in Germany or Switzerland 🇨🇭 ?

[@zagreth]

Buy from Thailand is much cheaper I got my minoxidil oral for 8.60USD per mth and finesteraid oral for 20 USD. Per mth. Hope that helps, noone respond on where people actually gets them from.

[@eudespottier]

do you get also unwanted hair on face? like near eyes / upper cheek? thanks

[@letsgethair]

no new hair on my upper cheek but I would say also that the hair on my upper cheek grows a bit faster than before.

[@EldenTings]

Hard to judge this month considering the 2 week break, no?

[@letsgethair]

yeah absolutely! Stay tuned for month 5 and 6 to get a better judgement.

[@RevDog777]

Any increase in dark circles or rough-looking face?

[@letsgethair]

no

[@jonathonjames]

Will you soon be doing a video on pubic hair transplants for the hairline?

[@harrysingh1342]

Hi, which topical finasteride do u use?

[@letsgethair]

topical finasteride 0.025% from pharmacy darwin

[@Thepunishergamingyt]

Can u plz tell me name of tests we should regularly check on while taking oral minoxidil..??thanks...

[@TheRevaknight]

just EKG and monitor your blood pressure

[@Thepunishergamingyt]

@@TheRevaknight ok brother thanks . 😀😀

[@RavikantRai21490]

If there's certain heart related risks associated with oral minoxidil, why in the world would one ever take it when the topical works SO damn WELL. WITHOUT most of these side effects at recommended doses.

[@exactly1176]

Because topical is annoying to put on your scalp and that is sometimes can irritate your scalp a little bit. Also more people respond better to oral minoxidil than topical minoxidil. That said : I've been on topical minoxidil for 11 years already and I don't ever plan to switch to oral minoxidil. I don't want to take unnecessary risks for my heart to be honest. What I've been doing recently though is adding microneedling once a week at 1mm (don't wanna go for 1.5mm just in case... don't wanna get scaring). I do 1mm once a week with a dermastamp then I wait 24 hours and i use my minoxidil. I use minoxidil once a day otherwise. It made me become a great responder to minoxidil without any side effects I could have gotten on oral minoxidil. So overall, I still think topical minoxidil is the winner even though it's more annoying to use. Edit : you just use topical minoxidil like 1 hour before going to sleep then wash your hair in the morning and you get perfect hair during the day. It's not that complicated. It's kinda like brushing your tooth lol

[@marloncoley1810]

@@exactly1176so you only have one tooth?😮

[@crackheadbobby3764]

Does the rogain foam work ?

[@ronlevine8873]

So why did you discontinue oral minoxidil if the EKG changes were within normal limits?

[@markcrisp07]

Did he stop? Even if your numbers are still ok do you think this does your heart good over the long term?

[@letsgethair]

Here is the thing. I have been using it for 3+ months. I did the EKG at the end of 3rd month. Everything was fine besides slightly lowered pulse rate. After this test, I stopped for almost 2 weeks and did another EKG to see whether there will be any changes. There were changes that I described in the video. The second test was only done because of my interest.

[@chickberg]

Hi Matt, so are you continuing with the treatment?

[@gorandalpont7057]

What side effects do you experienced?

[@petesantana7302]

I wish I could take oral minoxidil I could love the body hair 😂 I don’t have much. But the idea of getting off finasteride or dutasteride oral is my goal. I have a consult with my allergist in 2 months to test is I’m allergic to minoxidil oral. I had rash with topical minoxidil. I will take minoxidil. Matt you are active, and exercise HR can be lower. I agree with your cardiology doctor

[@akilbarboni4198]

great video, though, i have tried oral minoxidil at 2.5 mg for over 7 months , it did thicken my hair a lil bit but nothing drastic, Im responding far better to topical minoxidil and micro-needling.

[@gass3764]

Did you return to topical?

[@marloncoley1810]

@@gass3764😱

[@mad-yw4hz]

when's the next update mr. matt?

[@AngelOfDeath_1998]

You from Poland? I see that by the polish subs in the ECG photos

[@letsgethair]

No, I was there only for a couple of weeks

[@radu7189]

Iodine and manganese deficita can be checked on analysis to see if they cause hair loss

[@ivana.3060]

I was a hyper responder. Shit gave me a unibrow lol. Never again

[@jthedon420]

Just shave it with a razor it’s not hard… if your a hyper responder that’s great if you want your hair

[@steveurkel-ipsn4555]

Thicker eyebrows are more aesthetic

[@marloncoley1810]

And that’s why you stopped?bullcrap

[@duck2587]

I had chest pain and palpitations with topical minoxidil. Oral, those side effects went away. Took time for it to work but it has increased the hair diameter/thickness. Body hair growth took 8 months but its starting to really kick in on my face, hands and chest lol. I’m a guy so it doesn’t bother me. Just have to groom more often.

[@ITZME11592]

How much mg u took?

[@jdog167]

What mg do you take? Is it still working for you?

[@jamescalifornia2964]

You do not need very much oral minoxidil - 2.5 mg should usually be enough. Slows down hair loss. Over time hair grows faster and stronger. Be careful of edema side-effects.

[@Real_Captainn]

What about 3mg

[@jamescalifornia2964]

@@Real_Captainn - I take 5mg - sometimes skip a day.

[@Real_Captainn]

@@jamescalifornia2964 how long u been taking and any result on the hair

[@Ruggedystim]

You're going to need nair for men, or whatever kind you decide to buy, I have growth but my ears also got bushier than Robin Williams knuckles.

[@kingssing]

Its getting bet Matt you just don't notice day by day I can see much better results for you

[@Matty-H]

Are you still continuing oral minox bro?

[@NightOwl577]

I wonder if zooming in on 10 seconds of your heart beat is enough to draw any conclusions because if you get an irregular heartbeat it might not happen within those 10 seconds.

[@letsgethair]

True. But it is not just about irregular heartbeat but also the shape of these waves. Suspicious looking shapes in any of these waves can signal pressure build up in your arteries which is also something to be keeping in check in my opinion.

[@dahuterschuter]

I'm about to take one drop of 5% liquid minoxidil once per day. Yes I am desperate. Wish me luck.

[@rayz0rxxx]

can i add u on discord bro i wanna see progreesss

[@zagreth]

I did 5% minoxidil for close to 2months, long story shot, it cause red tenderness on my scalp and outbreaks. Had to stopped, instead am on minoxidil oral & finesteraid oral. For about 3 weeks now, no side effect whatsoever

[@jthedon420]

Hey Matt , I’m about 2-3 weeks on topical but I like the idea of just swallowing the pill and not having to apply to all the areas . Would you recommend just sticking with topical until I get results and start to loose ground before I switch to oral ?

[@SpaceRanger187]

what else are you doing? Have you had a blood test done?

[@jthedon420]

@@SpaceRanger187 I have been on fin for about 10 months , had a fue done about 3 and a half months ago and I use nizoral. Thinking about adding biotin too

[@jthedon420]

@@SpaceRanger187 had a thyroid test done and everything was good aswell as just as a full body test

[@SpaceRanger187]

@@jthedon420 do they have to shave your head?..Im making my appt tomorrow to get mine done. Going to Mexico...the thought of having to shave my head sucks, but I guess it is what it is..

[@steve-vc3wl]

100% better looking back at the 1st Month

[@br00klyngreek13]

Just started 2.5mg 2 weeks ago....we'll see what happens

[@dav1dizzle]

Just started mine. How is your results

[@br00klyngreek13]

@dav1dizzle pretty damn good and still getting better....just give yourself a year or a little more for full results....I'm about to hit the year mark in oct....I also use Nizoral shampoo everyday when I shower....I shampoo my whole head then rinse, then wash and lather up the top of my head where I'm losing hair and leave it on for 5 minutes while I take the rest of my shower, then rinse everything off....it's crazy because every month I spend a total of around $8 on average lol, it's so cheap

[@lukebrown8580]

bro your hair looks really good! I just started oral at 2.5mg i will try for 6 months and see what happens. Its my last shot before shaving

[@zhyar4769]

It been 4 moths what happened

[@zhyar4769]

@lukebrown8580 heyyy

[@OA-10]

Update

[@lukebrown8580]

@@OA-10 I stopped taking, I didn’t notice any good results at all, I switched back to topical and far better results for me personally

[@lukebrown8580]

@@zhyar4769 I stopped taking, I didn’t notice any good results at all, I switched back to topical and far better results for me personally

[@SpaceRanger187]

why dont u get smp, it would look 100 times better. they can do it without cutting your hair.. and you donar isn't that bad, they could take 800-1000 out of there and it would be just fine

[@JavierPwns]

He doesn’t need smp lol

[@marloncoley1810]

Bad idea 👎🏽

[@bumpak]

For how old you are you would be a solid Norwood 7 without the 1 million drugs/lasers and transplants you are doing. Your hair density is some of the thinnest I have seen though, you must avoid rain at all costs.

[@iamnoone78647]

With 1 mg oral min , it weaker than 2 time topical minoxidil bruh

[@capo4ever334]

I've been on 2.5mg going on 3 months now with nothing

[@SpaceRanger187]

Your hair doesn't feel different? Ive been on it a 1.5 months and can tell. My hair itself is thicker. Then again some people it takes 6 months.Hopefully next year will be our year and one of the new treatments will come out and actually work well..Crazy there is no cure.. Damn near need to start a gofund me and have everyone donate blood and volunteer so we can find a cure already

[@capo4ever334]

@@SpaceRanger187 no, not thicker or anything

[@SpaceRanger187]

@@capo4ever334 where are u getting your meds from? u sure it's real

[@marloncoley1810]

@@SpaceRanger187some people just respond differently. It may take longer for him

[@alimortezai4639]

Great video. Got into the nuts and bolts of it. So it’s pretty safe only it doesn’t bring about much improvement, or at least not yet. Which defeats the purpose

[@zhyloNN]

Hi Matt, what do you think about the possibility of Minox causing sexual sides like ed and low libido. Some guys are complaining about it on some online forums

[@МаксимК-я4ы]

Try 4 month with topical minoxidil.

[@letsgethair]

Used topical in the past

[@CidHerp]

Your hair is definitely darker and thicker

[@brunoburtoni8479]

This product is out of stock till September 2023 in Australia

[@letsgethair]

oral minoxidil? did you try this? www.getmosh.com.au/hair-loss/minoxidil

[@abhimanyusinghvi]

03:30

[@lollol-hm7oz]

Iv taken minoxidil 5% for about 8 months. Does thicken hair and regrows some. Side effect for me was ears, hands , arms got hairier. So be prepared to trim / wax these areas Not oral minoxidil , am taking the liquid drops onto scalp