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A member asked:
Already used regro minoxidil for 3 months but there no sign of hair fall decrease..furthermore, hair loss has increased..is it a good sign?
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Too soon: Assuming you've been properly diagnosed with male pattern loss, it's too early to give up on rogaine (minoxidil). Give it 3-4 more months.
Answered 12/10/2015
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