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Ce que c'est et comment ça marche
Minoxidil prolongs the anagen (growth) phase of the hair follicle and increases hair diameter. Topical is the standard in mild-to-moderate androgenetic alopecia; low-dose oral (off-label, under medical supervision) is an alternative when adherence to topical is poor or the response is insufficient.
It's frequently combined with a 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor: minoxidil stimulates the follicle while finasteride or dutasteride blocks the hormonal cause. The doctor decides the form and the combination based on your history and pattern of loss.
Pour qui
- Authorised for androgenetic alopecia in adults; the tablet for hair is off-label.
- Applied to a dry scalp twice a day; tablets, if prescribed, once daily.
Résumé de sécurité
Fluid retention and fluid around the heart, which the tablet's label warns about.
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Informations et sécurité du médicament
Comment agit Regaine ?
Minoxidil opens potassium channels. Your body converts minoxidil into minoxidil sulfate, its active form. That form opens ATP-sensitive potassium channels in the smooth muscle lining small blood vessels. Potassium flows out of the cell, the muscle relaxes, and the vessel widens. This is the same action that lowers blood pressure in tablet form.
Blood flow around follicles rises. Wider vessels mean more microcirculation reaching each hair follicle. Minoxidil also raises vascular endothelial growth factor, a signal the manufacturer's product information says is probably responsible for the extra openings in nearby capillaries. Those openings feed a follicle while it is actively growing and burning energy.
The growing phase lasts longer. Follicles then stay longer in anagen, the active growing phase, leave the resting phase sooner, and produce a thicker hair shaft. How minoxidil produces this effect in hair is still not fully established. The product information describes what happens rather than one proven pathway.
Comment utiliser Regaine
Start with a dry scalp. Hair and scalp must be thoroughly dry before you apply minoxidil. Damp skin absorbs more of it than intended, which raises the chance of dizziness, a faster heartbeat and other whole-body effects.
Measure one dose exactly. One dose is 1 ml of solution, which is six presses of the pump, or 1 g of foam, roughly half a cap. Do not exceed 2 ml or 2 g in any 24 hours.
Spread across thinning areas. Apply to the centre of the thinning area on the scalp, then spread outwards with your fingertips. It goes on the scalp only, never on other parts of the body.
Wash your hands afterwards. Wash your hands thoroughly straight after applying. Minoxidil carried from hands, pillows or towels onto the face, or onto another person, can grow unwanted hair there, and that is a commonly reported effect.
Let it dry completely. Give the scalp time to dry before styling, putting on a hat or going to bed. Do not cover a treated scalp with dressings or other occlusive coverings, which push more of the drug through the skin.
Use it twice every day. The 5% products for men are applied twice daily, morning and evening. Missed applications reduce the effect, because the benefit depends on continuous exposure rather than on building up a reserve in the body.
Oral tablets: one daily dose. If a doctor prescribes minoxidil tablets for hair loss, that is an off-label use of a blood-pressure medicine. Take the exact dose prescribed, at the same time each day, and never adjust it yourself.
Keep going to keep results. Minoxidil holds hair only while you use it. Regrown hair can disappear three to four months after stopping, and normal balding then resumes. Tell the prescriber before you stop rather than stopping quietly.
Effets indésirables fréquents
Stop and get urgent medical help if (seek medical help immediately): Chest pain, a racing heartbeat, fainting or sudden dizziness develops, Sudden unexplained weight gain, or swelling of the hands, feet or ankles, Breathlessness or chest pressure on oral minoxidil, possibly fluid around the heart, Swelling of the lips, tongue, mouth or throat, or a spreading rash, Scalp redness, blistering or irritation that persists rather than settling
Very common (very common (≥1/10)): Headache (topical minoxidil), Extra hair growth on the face or body (oral minoxidil), Changes in hair colour (oral minoxidil), A faster heartbeat (oral minoxidil), Changes on an ECG heart tracing (oral minoxidil), Pericarditis, inflammation of the sac around the heart (oral minoxidil)
Common (common (≥1/100 to <1/10)): Unwanted hair on the face or body, often from transfer (topical), Itching, rash or dermatitis on the treated scalp (topical), Allergic reactions: facial swelling, redness, itching, throat tightness (topical), Chest pain (topical), Swelling of the ankles, feet or hands (both routes), Weight gain from retained fluid (both routes), Salt and water retention (oral minoxidil), Fluid collecting around the heart, occasionally compressing it (oral minoxidil), Stomach and bowel upset (oral minoxidil)
Uncommon (uncommon (≥1/1,000 to <1/100)): Dizziness (topical minoxidil), Palpitations, a heartbeat you can feel (topical minoxidil), Shortness of breath (topical minoxidil), Nausea (topical minoxidil), Changes in hair texture (topical minoxidil)
Rare (rare (≥1/10,000 to <1/1,000)): A fall in white blood cells (oral minoxidil), A fall in platelets, the cells that help blood clot (oral minoxidil), Stevens-Johnson syndrome, a severe blistering skin reaction (oral minoxidil), Bullous dermatitis, blistering of the skin (oral minoxidil)
Reported, frequency not known (frequency not known): Angioedema: swelling of the lips, tongue or mouth (topical minoxidil), A drop in blood pressure, or an increased heart rate (topical minoxidil), Low mood (topical minoxidil), Eye irritation (topical minoxidil), Vomiting (topical minoxidil), Dry skin, peeling, acne or blistering where it is applied (topical), Application-site pain, bleeding or ulceration (topical minoxidil), Temporary hair loss, or a change in hair colour (topical minoxidil)
N'utilisez pas Regaine si
- You are allergic to minoxidil, to ethanol (alcohol) or to propylene glycol.
- You have high blood pressure, whether or not it is being treated.
- Your scalp is not healthy: psoriasis, sunburn, cuts, infection or inflammation.
- You have shaved your scalp, which increases how much minoxidil is absorbed.
- You are using other medicated scalp products, or occlusive dressings on the scalp.
- You are pregnant, planning a pregnancy, or breastfeeding.
- You have phaeochromocytoma, a tumour of the adrenal gland (oral minoxidil).
- You are under 18 or over 65, ages at which the topical products are not recommended.
- Your hair loss is sudden, patchy, or has no clear cause, rather than pattern hair loss.
- You have heart disease or a heart-rhythm problem and have not spoken to a doctor first.
Médicaments et substances qui interagissent
- Other blood-pressure medicines: Blood-pressure lowering adds up, so pressure can fall further than intended. The prescriber reviews every blood-pressure medicine before considering oral minoxidil.
- Guanethidine or betanidine: Reported to cause excessive blood-pressure drops and dizziness on standing. Guanethidine is stopped before oral minoxidil is started.
- Other peripheral vasodilators: May add to dizziness on standing, a theoretical risk even with topical minoxidil. The prescriber checks for overlapping vasodilators and reviews symptoms at follow-up.
- Other medicated scalp treatments: Should not be applied to the scalp at the same time as minoxidil. The prescriber sequences scalp treatments instead of layering them together.
- Topical corticosteroids, tretinoin, dithranol or petrolatum: Alter the skin barrier and can increase how much minoxidil is absorbed. Kept off the treated scalp unless a doctor has specifically agreed to it.
- Anti-inflammatory painkillers and calcium channel blockers: May add to the fluid retention and ankle swelling seen with oral minoxidil. The prescriber watches for swelling and reviews whether the combination continues.
Références
- Regaine for Men Extra Strength Scalp Solution 5% w/v: Summary of Product Characteristics electronic medicines compendium (emc), 2024
- Regaine for Men Extra Strength Scalp Foam 5% w/w: Summary of Product Characteristics electronic medicines compendium (emc), 2026
- Regaine for Women Regular Strength 2% w/v: Summary of Product Characteristics electronic medicines compendium (emc), 2024
- Loniten 5 mg Tablets (oral minoxidil): Summary of Product Characteristics electronic medicines compendium (emc), 2026
- Hair loss: treatments and what the NHS provides NHS, 2026
- Oral minoxidil treatment for hair loss: a review of efficacy and safety Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2021
- Safety of low-dose oral minoxidil for hair loss: a multicenter study of 1404 patients Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2021
- Summation and recommendations for the safe and effective use of topical and oral minoxidil Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2025
- Efficacy and safety of oral minoxidil in the treatment of alopecia: a meta-analysis and systematic review Frontiers in Pharmacology, 2025
- Characterization and management of adverse events of low-dose oral minoxidil treatment for alopecia Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2025
- Propecia 1 mg film-coated tablets (finasteride): Summary of Product Characteristics electronic medicines compendium (emc), 2026
- Avodart 0.5 mg soft capsules (dutasteride): Summary of Product Characteristics electronic medicines compendium (emc), 2024
- Randomized study of dutasteride versus placebo and finasteride in male androgenetic alopecia Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2014
- CIMA: Centro de Informacion de Medicamentos, minoxidil product records AEMPS (Spanish Agency of Medicines and Medical Devices), 2026
- Base de donnees publique des medicaments: Alostil 5% and Lonoten 5 mg records ANSM / Ministere de la Sante (France), 2026
- Geneesmiddeleninformatiebank: Lonnoten 10 mg tablets (RVG 08426) and topical minoxidil records College ter Beoordeling van Geneesmiddelen (Netherlands), 2026
- Rejestr Produktow Leczniczych: minoxidil (Minoxidilum) product records Ministry of Health (Poland), 2026
- Regaine 5% Schaum fuer Maenner: Fachinformation (Austrian SmPC) BASG / Medikamente Info Austria, 2026
- Regaine for Men Extra Strength Scalp Foam 5% w/w: Irish SmPC, legal category supply through pharmacy only HPRA / medicines.ie (Ireland), 2025
- INFOMED: base de dados de medicamentos de uso humano INFARMED (Portugal), 2026
- Gecommentarieerd Geneesmiddelenrepertorium: minoxidil product records BCFI / CBIP (Belgium), 2026
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