I had taken minoxidil for 4 months then quit. Lose hair again. Taking redensyl now. Can I just use redensyl alone? 8/31/2021
The user initially used minoxidil for hair loss, stopped, and then tried redensyl, but is unsure if it works effectively alone. They are considering finasteride despite concerns about side effects and are also using natural treatments like Babushka Agafia shampoo and pomelo peel concoctions.
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