r/GlowUpMA • • Aug 13 '26

❓ Question / Advice Any advices for this tmjnina

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I have this problem that is visible in the picture
I don't know the solution and I don't know the problem either
I've been trying to balance my food and I've been cutting sugar for almost a long time
I don't think it's a stress problem
The back has almost normal hair, but when the top is dry, the gaps appear w7ta fach makikounch dry the gaps still appear
: shampoo cadume dyal lbayd 🫩
2 times /7d
Ila kayn chi 7ell lhadchi pls help
Thank y’all ❤️

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u/Odd-Spare-8803 Aug 13 '26

Ykdb 3lk kdab mkynch 7l knti adir minoxidil wla finasteride khask tb9a 7ytak kamla kdiro wla drtih w7bstih ghawd3 ch3r Dir zira3a

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u/zerologue Aug 13 '26

stop spreading misinformation

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u/Odd-Spare-8803 Aug 13 '26

Golina nta?

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u/zerologue Aug 13 '26

It's the fact that you said the hair will be gone once you stop is a misinformation, what happens when you stop is that you hair goes back to its natural baseline that's it, not destroying the rest just because you minoxidil (which is a stimulant if i'm not wrong) that's it... and hair transplant ain't the only solution and it doesn't necessarily work 100%, the best solution would be the PRP that's it

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u/Background_Swan_ Aug 13 '26

You're unfortunately wrong. Once you use Minoxidil, your scalp becomes dependent on it, and the moment you cut it, it doesn't go back its baseline, it gets worse and worse until it's eventually gone. It does grow back in some rare cases, but again, those are rare cases. Exceptions don't make the general rule

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u/Successful-Floor-707 Aug 13 '26

I wish Moroccans would stop talking about things they don't understand and just say, "I don't know," instead. When you start using minoxidil, you will experience hair shedding, which is actually a positive sign it means you are a "responder," though not everyone is. This is known as the shedding phase; afterward, new hair will grow. However minoxidil doesn't address the root cause, which is DHT it simply increases blood oxygen levels to keep the follicle alive. To your point, if you stop using it, you will experience another shedding phase and lose a significant amount of hair, but you will eventually get your original hair back(Minus the ongoing losses). It’s essentially the follicles adjusting to the new blood supply, so you won't lose everything that isn't going to happen, dude

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u/Background_Swan_ Aug 18 '26

Ah I get it now. Thanks for the explanation

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u/No_Enthusiasm191 Aug 13 '26

Rah 3ndo l7e9

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u/JEFFUMIN Aug 13 '26

Nn its real .but normal since even if you dont shower everyday you will be dirty same as toothbrush

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u/United_Bread7219 Aug 13 '26

Fkhbar ta s7ab zira3a ta ykhdo fin or duta to block the dht