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DHT Sensativity / scalp burning
Hello everyoneI once took a hairloss medication called propecia approx 2.5 years ago. It is used to block DHT (dihydrotestosterone) in the blood from attcking the scalp and hair. DHT is derived from Testostorone in the blood. So in effect it is a hormone.
Anyway - After a month - I had stopped taking the propecia as it did not suit me. But as a result - the medication has made my scalp and hair very sensative to the DHT inmy blood and as a result - I am contantly feeling a burning and itching feeling in the areas where I am thinning. I know that it is due to the propecia as this side affect of burning and itching scalp is reported alot on the internet - althought the drug comany do not admit it.
So far - no body has found a way to counter-balance the damage that propecia has done using medicines.
Can someone tell me if I can try a homeopathic approach to removing the burning and itching which the drug has left behind.
The burning is really unbearable.
Please could someone help.
regards
ranjit
ranjit_singh on 2005-10-10
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dear,
take "sulph 30" i dose daily before breakfast
and "nux vomica 30" i dose daily before sleep
take these medicine for 3 days.then inform about the improvement,
dr sajid.
take "sulph 30" i dose daily before breakfast
and "nux vomica 30" i dose daily before sleep
take these medicine for 3 days.then inform about the improvement,
dr sajid.
♡ drsajid last decade
Thank you for the advice Dr Sajjid. I have both the Sulph 30 and Nux Vomica 30 at hand - so I will start the treament asap and report back to you.
I really appreciate your help.
I really appreciate your help.
ranjit_singh last decade
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