The severity of the use of Minoxidil wild hair loss stage needs to be judged according to the individual’s specific circumstances, some only mild hair loss, some will be partial hair loss.
Minoxidil is a peripheral vasodilator, which works by dilating subcutaneous blood vessels and improving microcirculation around the hair follicles, thus promoting hair growth. Binge shedding is when resting hairs are shed prematurely, which then promotes new hair growth. Some patients use Minoxidil when the hair has basically been lost, this situation Minoxidil wild shedding phase no obvious hair loss.
Some patients are in the early stages of the disease and are only just experiencing hair loss, with most of the resting hair still present, in which case the binge shedding phase of Minoxidil use may be more severe, with a significant amount of hair loss, or even shedding to the point where there is essentially no hair in the area.
Some adverse reactions may occur with Minoxidil, such as mild dermatitis, and in a few patients, erythema, itching, and changes in blood pressure. It is contraindicated if you are allergic to Minoxidil or any of the ingredients in the drug, which is limited to topical topical application on the scalp only and cannot be taken orally.
Each person’s situation is different, the severity of the maddening phase of desiccation after the use of Minoxidil is not the same, if you need to use the drug should be used under the guidance of a doctor to avoid adverse reactions.