3 months on oral minoxidil, scalp itches like crazy 9/23/2026
The conversation discusses using oral minoxidil at 2.5mg for hair growth, causing scalp itchiness and increased body hair. Suggestions include using Nizoral as a DHT blocker, black hair fibers for coverage, and considering finasteride for better results.
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