Hi. I take mycophenolate (500 mg) 6 tabs a day for Scleroderma. I'm having problems with thinning hair and itching scalp. I've been working with essential oils lately and these seem to be helping. I hope these tips help you.
Rosemary (an especially good oil for hair loss!), tea tree, and peppermint are all scalp-stimulating and cleansing oils. To make them safe (they can burn) and effective for thinning hair, blend them with nourishing carrier oils that soothe irritation, moisturize, and support follicle health. Here are some of the best options for Carrier Oils:
Jojoba Oil – Mimics natural scalp sebum, balances oil production, and helps calm itchiness.
Coconut Oil – Penetrates the hair shaft, reduces protein loss, and has antimicrobial properties. (is thicker. Good for masks.) Can clog pores if you use too often.)
Castor Oil – Thick and rich in ricinoleic acid, it boosts circulation and is often used for hair regrowth blends.
Argan Oil – Lightweight, full of vitamin E and antioxidants, great for soothing an inflamed scalp.
Grapeseed Oil – Non-greasy, ideal if your scalp is sensitive or prone to buildup

DIY Scalp Blend Recipe
Here’s a simple, balanced mix you can try:
2 tablespoons jojoba oil (base)
1 tablespoon castor oil (growth support)
2 drops rosemary oil
2 drops tea tree oil
2 drops peppermint oil
(Optional) 2 drops lavender oil for extra soothing

How to use: Massage into your scalp for 5–10 minutes, leave on for 30–60 minutes (or overnight if comfortable), then wash out with a gentle shampoo. Use 2–3 times per week consistently. You can also add 2-3 drops of rosemary to a mild chemical-free shampoo.

Tip: Consult with your dr before using essential oils. Always do a patch test first, since essential oils can be strong. And remember, natural remedies usually take a few months to show visible results. I hope this helps.