Should I use the medicine the doctor prescribed me for my hair loss???

My hair has been gradually thining for the past 5 years now and is getting really bad. After a skin biopsy test last year my doctor finall confirmed to me today that there is nothing majorly wrong and that its a really common condition (hair loss).





So now instead of refering me to another specialists he has giving me a scalp lotion to try.





...Sounds good but when i read what it was for, it seems as though its not for people suffering hair loss but far worse skin scalp conditions like, eczema, dermatitis (itching), psoriasis of the scalp...all of which i don't have!





its also used for seborrhoea capitis (a condition causing redness and inflamation of the scalp and crusty patches of the scalp.





It all seems rather scary to me as all the above symptons are not related to me! also the side effects are bad too!!!





Please help!!! should I listen to my doctor and use it???Should I use the medicine the doctor prescribed me for my hair loss???
see a dermatologist. I have thinning hair also. My Dr said its a hormone imbalance in adult women caused by how your body reacts to Testosterone. He gave me Spirolactone 150mg a day, along with Rogain twice a day. It was a miracle,and it also cleared up my adult acne. You have to continue use.Should I use the medicine the doctor prescribed me for my hair loss???
I think you sholud follow his instructions and give his strategy a chance. If it does not work, I would suggest you to try plants, herbs, they really help, nature is the best laboratory where mankind may get solutions.


Just do not mix treatments.
Will you go completely bald if you dont use it for a while? Youve had the skin biopsy done, and you've just got that condition. It is very common I hear, in men AND women.





Anyway, if you're very worried, get a second opinion, but I think you'd probably be fine using the cream. I don't even think it'll work, but hell, for it to cause THAT many side effects, it BETTER work =p
guess you have to decide whether or not you trust your doctor. Personally, I'd go to a dermatologist.