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Suffering From Hair Loss, Dandruff. Using Tricogain, Follifast, K2 Zole. Treatment?
i was having a hairloss losing about 50 hairs a day, then a doctor gave me tricogain 2% spray to use before sleep,some tablets and follifast medicinal hair tincture to use after washing my hair and an an antidandruff shampoo named K2 zole as i have dandruff in the roots of my hair but after 3 weeks there are no effects on my hair loss , so please tell me what to do...
Thu, 6 Sep 2012
hello and welcome to health care magic.
im dr satya.
i would be happy to know your age and sex, before deciding on the medication, but based on the prescription i probably think you are a girl,
dandruff is a common problem and the medication is quite reasonable.
loosing 50 hairs per day is common and not alarming.
As the hair undergoes three types of cycling there will be some amount of hair fall to enable new growth of hair. Dandruff is an inflammatory condition in your case and needs more aggressive treatment.
any way do continue the same and you will get good results.
thank you. drsatya
im dr satya.
i would be happy to know your age and sex, before deciding on the medication, but based on the prescription i probably think you are a girl,
dandruff is a common problem and the medication is quite reasonable.
loosing 50 hairs per day is common and not alarming.
As the hair undergoes three types of cycling there will be some amount of hair fall to enable new growth of hair. Dandruff is an inflammatory condition in your case and needs more aggressive treatment.
any way do continue the same and you will get good results.
thank you. drsatya
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