Rootz M5 solution

DETAILS –

it is a topical treatment for androgenic alopecia or male pattern baldness. It is used in men to stabilise hair loss and induce re-growth of hair in areas where the hair is thinning, but should not be used for frontal baldness or receding hairline. It is most effective where hair loss has just started or is recent and there are smaller areas of hair loss of the vertex. It cannot cure baldness but can prevent the progression of hair loss in the frontal areas of the scalp as well as the vertex area. It is not suitable for use by women with female pattern baldness.

WORK MECHANISM-

It contains minoxidil, which is a vasodilator (dilates or widens blood vessels) and is thought to directly stimulate hair follicles to grow by increasing blood flow in the scalp and enhancing cell proliferation in hair follicles that were in resting phase. Another possible mechanism is that minoxidil in this prolongs the active growth phase of hair (anagen) and increases the size of the hair follicle, which prevents hair growth entering the resting phase (telogen) too early. Hair loss is due to shrinking hair follicles that gradually produce smaller and thinner hairs, which eventually do not emerge from the follicle. The longer hair follicles are inactive the harder it is for them to respond and begin new growth.

SIDE EFFECTS –

The most commonly reported side effects when taking local irritation at the site of application including redness, dry skin, itching, burning sensation, scalp flaking and rash. Hair colour or texture may be altered with increased hair loss at first as old hairs make way for new hairs, also contact of this solution with other areas such as the forehead may cause hypertrichosis or unwanted hair growth.

COMPOSITION –

It contains the active ingredient minoxidil (5%) that is used to treat male pattern baldness. It also contains absolute alcohol (30%).

HEALTH SUGGESTION-

You should not use this if you:

• are allergic to minoxidil or any ingredients in Rootz M5 solution
• do not have a family history of hair loss
• have sudden and/or unexplained hair loss
• have inflamed, irritated, infected or painful scalp, including sunburn and psoriasis
• have cardiovascular disease without discussion with your doctor
• are taking medicines that interact with Regaine, including other topical medications like tretinoin for acne, anthralin and dithranol for psoriasis

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Disclaimer:

The content of the medicine mentioned here are for informational purposes only and not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

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