Brief Answer:
hair fall management
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Most of the commercial available shampoos have the same formulation. You can use any shampoo meant for normal hair. If you specifically want me to suggest, you can use Tricleanz shampoo available in pharmacies which is quite mild and is suitable even for daily use.
You should use
minoxidil solution in areas near your hairline where the hair has started thinning. Do not use on areas where the hairs have completely receded and are absent. It will preserve whatever hairs are present and gradually stimulate a few remaining dormant follicles to regrow. You will notice new hair regrowth in 3-4 months time. But when used on totally bald areas, it will cause fine hair growth which is cosmetically unappealing.
You can google search for "Hamilton - Norwood" classification of male pattern hair loss. You will be able to get a clear idea as to how
male pattern baldness progresses if left untreated. The rate at which it progresses depends on person to person. Receding of hair line (front and sides) is Grade 1 -2. Hence, by early treatment, you can preserve your existing hairs and slowly get new hairs.
As far as ayurvedic and
homeopathy is concerned, I am not an authority in those fields. However, you could try oils containing bhringraj. Apply it for just half an hour before washing your hair with a shampoo. Do not leave oil overnight and do not apply after bath as oil will inhibit the absorption of minoxidil.
Hope this answers your queries.
Wishing you good health,
Dr. Johny Chacko