Oral Hair Loss Treatment

Oral Hair Loss Treatment is an oral treatment. This means that the medication comes in tablet form and you take it by swallowing a tablet, or part of a tablet, with a glass of water. You may find oral medications, like other branded tablets, more convenient and less messy than topical hair loss treatments.

Oral Hair Loss Treatment, the active ingredient, works by dilating, or opening up, your blood vessels. This makes it easier for blood to flow to your hair follicles, supplying them with the oxygen and nutrients they need to stay healthy and support normal hair growth.

How Does Oral Hair Loss Treatment Work?

Oral Hair Loss Treatment was originally developed to treat high blood pressure. It works by relaxing the blood vessels in your body, allowing blood to flow more easily.

This helps to lower your blood pressure. It also allows more blood to flow to your hair follicles, giving them the oxygen and the nutrients they need to stay healthy. Keeping hair follicles healthy may support normal hair growth and could work to prevent hair loss and thinning.

How To Use Oral Hair Loss Treatment

The dose of Oral Hair Loss Treatment that you’re prescribed will depend on your symptoms, age, weight and overall health. A common starting dose is 0.625mg per day for women and 1.25mg per day for men. This may be adjusted depending on how you respond to the medication.

Swallow your dose of Oral Hair Loss Treatment with a glass of water. The medication can be taken with or without food. Try to take your dose at roughly the same time every day to keep levels of the medication stable in your system.

If you forget to take a dose, take it as soon as you remember. However, if it’s almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and continue taking the medication as normal.

Side Effects

Like all medications, Oral Hair Loss Treatment may cause side effects in some people. The most common side effects of the medication are increased heart rate, inflammation of the lining that surrounds your heart, abnormal ECG (electrocardiogram), increased hair growth and changes to hair colour. You may also experience a build up of fluid around your heart.

Contact your doctor immediately if you feel faint or dizzy (especially when you stand up), your body begins holding onto more water than usual causing swelling in your ankles or fingers, or you experience pains in your chest (angina) for the first time.

Warnings

It’s essential to tell your doctor or pharmacist if you’re pregnant or trying to become pregnant, have heart failure or have ever had a heart attack.

Oral Hair Loss Treatment encourage salt and water to remain in your body. Too much salt and water in the body could make you feel breathless, wheezy, sick and tired. It can also stop Oral Hair Loss Treatment from working properly. The medication may also cause your heart to beat faster.

To avoid these issues, your doctor may prescribe other medications for you to take alongside Oral Hair Loss Treatment. They may also recommend a low salt diet and may monitor your blood pressure and heart health to ensure you don’t experience any potentially dangerous side effects.