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Does minoxidin works for female.. i have less hair in d front?
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Hair loss: Yes, minoxidil is indicated for women's hair loss, particularly if caught early for male-pattern baldness or thinning as you describe. It is OTC now and somewhat effective, but requires diligent use and patience with minimal regrowth and mostly preservation of intact hair.
Answered 5/1/2015
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