Sanbe-Hair Adverse Reactions

The most frequently encountered adverse effects in clinical trials with Minoxidil topical solution were minor dermatologic reactions. Local irritation was the most common adverse reaction reported, including scaling, erythema/flushing, dermatitis, dry skin, hypertrichosis (in areas other than where Minoxidil topical solution was applied), burning sensation and rash.
Infrequent adverse reactions reported with Minoxidil solution include allergic reactions (sensitivity, hives, generalized erythema and facial swelling), dizziness, tingling sensation, headache, weakness, neuritis, edema, eye irritation, altered taste, ear infection (otitis externa), and visual disturbances. Also rarely reported adverse reactions included alopecia, hair abnormalities, chest pain, blood pressure changes, pulse changes, hepatitis and kidney stones.
The frequently reported adverse events with Finasteride oral administration are impotence, decreased libido, ejaculation disorders, breast enlargement or tenderness and skin rash. These side effects resolve mostly despite continuation of therapy. Medical doctor should instruct their patients to promptly report any changes in their breast such as lumps, pain or nipple discharge as breast changes including breast enlargement, tenderness and neoplasm have been reported during Finasteride treatment.