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Oral Minoxidil
A prescription alternative to topical application.
Clinicians sometimes prescribe oral minoxidil off-label for hair loss. It needs an individual assessment of cardiovascular health, other medicines and potential side effects.
FormatTablet
ApproachIndividual assessment
Next stepClinician review
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What to know before getting started
Oral minoxidil is prescribed off-label for hair loss at the provider’s discretion and carries a serious warning for cardiac side effects. It should be avoided if you’re pregnant, planning pregnancy or breastfeeding. Increased hair growth on the face or body (hypertrichosis) is the most common side effect; it’s more common in women than men and when taking over 5 mg per day. Shedding in the first few weeks is normal and resolves as new hair grows in, usually in about a month.
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