q en nerwood estoy ? el dermatólogo me recetó minoxidil al 2,5 y el serum dercos aminexil 90ml pero nada de finasteride ni dutasteride 8/18/2026
The dermatologist prescribed Minoxidil 2.5% and Dercos Aminexil serum 90ml for hair loss, but not Finasteride or Dutasteride. The user is questioning their Norwood scale level.
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