Ginger shampoo does not promote hair growth.
Ginger shampoo belongs to a kind of daily necessities, does not have the therapeutic efficacy of the drug, there is no evidence-based medical evidence surface its hair growth effect, so there is no role in promoting hair growth.
Promote hair growth, generally refers to a variety of ways to improve the symptoms of hair loss, in the treatment of the first to clarify the cause of hair loss, and then can be targeted to take effective treatment methods, for example:
1. The treatment of seborrheic alopecia requires the combined use of anti-androgen drugs (finasteride tablets for men, spironolactone tablets for women), as well as local topical stimulation of hair growth drugs (minoxidil tincture) treatment.
2. Treatment of baldness, you can choose to stimulate hair growth of the drug (minoxidil tincture) treatment, at the same time to maintain a good work and rest habits, to maintain a good state of mind, if necessary, can be appropriate to use some of the sedative drugs (diazepam tablets) treatment.
Due to the causes of hair loss, there will be some changes in the treatment, the specific circumstances must apply for a doctor’s visit, and according to the cause of the appropriate treatment, not blindly believe in some kind of prescription or secret recipe. All of the above medications should be used in accordance with medical advice.