Applying Morr F 5% solution (minoxidil) to the scalp had no effect on sperm count or fertility. It doesn't affect reproductive hormones and is regarded as safe when used as prescribed.

Morr F 5% contains Finasteride and Minoxidil. While generally safe, topical minoxidil can occasionally be absorbed systemically. Since you have had hypertension for 25 years, you should monitor your blood pressure closely and watch for side effects like dizziness or a rapid heart rate. Regarding your libido, Minoxidil does not reduce sex drive. However, Finasteride has been associated with sexual side effects in some men, including decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, and reduced semen volume, although these effects are uncommon with topical use. Your low sex drive may also be related to long-standing high blood pressure itself or the medications you may be taking to treat it (such as beta-blockers or diuretics). Please consult your doctor to review your cardiovascular health and current medications before starting Morr F.

The three-month delay in your hair fall was primarily a residual effect of stopping Morr F 5%. After discontinuing Minoxidil and Finasteride, it typically takes 2 to 3 months for hair shedding to restart. Grocapix gel (containing Capixyl) is a milder alternative. While it has some hair-strengthening properties, it is not as effective as Minoxidil in managing male pattern baldness. Since Morr F caused severe itching, likely due to propylene glycol in the vehicle, I recommend consulting your dermatologist. They can prescribe a foam-based or alcohol-free Minoxidil formulation, or discuss oral treatment options, to safely manage your hair loss.

On a dry scalp, apply 1 ml of Morr F 5percent solution to the afflicted areas twice a day. Gently disseminate the solution without washing for at least 4 hours. Use it consistently for a few months, if you stop, hair loss may resume. But before using the medication, please speak with your doctor.

Morr F 5 percent cannot totally stop genetic baldness, but it can help preserve existing hair and delay hair loss. To maintain results, long-term use is necessary, and a dermatologist can advise if more treatments are needed.

You can try medically proven treatments such as minoxidil or finasteride, which may slow or reduce hair loss. Maintaining a healthy diet rich in protein, iron, zinc, and vitamins, managing stress, and avoiding harsh hair treatments can also support hair health. It is best to consult a dermatologist to identify the cause and choose the most appropriate treatment for you.