Why am I still experiencing hair loss and a receding hairline after taking Finax by Dr. Reddy for two months, and how long does this medication typically take to work?
It is completely understandable to feel concerned when you don't see immediate results, but please don't worry. Finasteride (the active ingredient in Finax) takes time to work. Two months is actually too early to see visible improvement. In fact, some temporary shedding can occur initially as your hair follicles transition into a new growth phase. Typically, it takes about three to six months of daily use to notice a stabilization in hair loss, and up to a year to see visible regrowth. Your body is still adjusting. I encourage you to stay consistent with your daily dose and discuss your progress with your dermatologist around the six-month mark.
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Why am I still experiencing hair loss and a receding hairline after taking Finax by Dr. Reddy for two months, and how long does this medication typically take to work?