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Transplant anti-rejection medications. What's your advice?

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@splendrous

Something you can consider. Minoxidil 2..5mg is a pill I take daily for thinning hair which is both genetic and a result of Letrozole and other cancer treatments. It takes 6 months to a year for it to make a difference. Same ingredient that is in Rogaine. It has worked for me and no side effects.

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Rosemary, Volunteer Mentor | @rosemarya | Aug 7 2:58pm

Hi, @splendrous. I had thinning hair during my time with liver disease and transplant. I can understand how you must have felt when you found a product that helped you!
I don’t know anything about the pill that you have suggested, but I want to remind everyone that a transplant recipient should always consult with the transplant provider before introducing any vitamin, supplement, medication because it could alter the strength of immunosuppressant medications.

@splendrous- Are you a transplant recipient? What organ? How long ago?

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