Pilogro Solution
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Product introduction
Pilogro Solution should only be applied directly to the scalp area in the amount and in the way specified on the label or by your doctor. Clean and dry your scalp before using it. It may take approximately 2- 4 months to notice any hair growth. The first growth may be soft, colourless, and barely visible. Using more than recommended will not speed up hair growth and may increase the likelihood of side effects. This medication must be used continuously to maintain hair growth. Tell your doctor if your condition does not improve or worsen after using it for 4 to 6 months.
The most common side effects of this medicine include itching, excessive hair growth, rash, and dermatitis. In case of accidental application in other areas, it may result in unwanted hair growth. Rinse thoroughly with plenty of water if you get it in your eyes, mouth, or broken skin. Talk to your doctor if you are bothered by the side effects or if they do not go away.
People under 18 or over 65 should not usually use Pilogro Solution. It may also not be appropriate if your hair loss is due to medications (such as chemotherapy) or any nutritional deficiency. You should also not use this medicine if you have high blood pressure or use other creams or lotions to treat other scalp conditions. Talk to your doctor if you have heart disease or blood circulation problems.
Uses of Pilogro Solution
Benefits of Pilogro Solution
In Treatment of Hair loss
Benefits are less likely if you have been bald for many years or have a large area of hair loss. Pilogro Solution is not suitable for sudden or unexplained hair loss. It is considered a safe medicine. There are separate products for men and women, and you should follow your doctor’s instructions carefully while using Pilogro Solution. Regrowth of hair improves your appearance, boosts your confidence, and enhances your social life. Use it regularly to maintain hair growth and to get the maximum benefits. Consult your doctor if you notice any changes in the hair growth while using Pilogro Solution.
Side effects of Pilogro Solution
Common side effects of Pilogro
- Itching
- Hypertrichosis (excessive hair growth)
- Dermatitis
How to use Pilogro Solution
How Pilogro Solution works
Safety advice
Pilogro Solution is not recommended for use in women.
Pilogro Solution is not recommended for use in women.
What if you forget to take Pilogro Solution?
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Quick tips
- Wash your hands before and after application.
- It should only be applied directly to the scalp. If Pilogro Solution accidentally comes in contact with your eyes, nose, or mouth, flush the area thoroughly with cool tap water.
- Do not shampoo your hair or use a hairdryer for 4 hours after applying Pilogro Solution as it can reduce the effectiveness of the medicine.
- During the first 2 weeks of application, your hair fall may increase. This is normal and is a sign that Pilogro Solution is working.
- Take care that Pilogro Solution does not trickle down onto your face as it may cause undesirable facial hair growth.
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