For those of us concerned if the use of topical minoxidil might affect their fertility or if the use of minoxidil is safe while pregnant, I studied what the current research has to say about the topic.

Let us start off by examining the effect that minoxidil has on male fertility.

Today we’ll be looking if minoxidil affects testosterone.

We answer questions such as does minoxidil increase testosterone? Or does minoxidil decrease testosterone?

This is important for both men and women alike. As minoxidil is used as a drug to treat male and female pattern baldness. Men also commonly use it in order to grow facial hair.

Without further ado, let’s get started.

While minoxidil is generally well tolerated by men and women alike with little to no side effects, it can be incredibly toxic to our pets such as cats and dogs.

That’s why we need to know just how dangerous it is for our pets and what precautions we can take to protect man’s best friend from the potential dangers. Let’s get started.

Minoxidil is commonly used by men in order to combat male pattern baldness and in order to grow a beard. But it is also frequently used by women in order to treat female pattern baldness.

That’s why I reviewed what the research has to say about the safety of minoxidil for treatment of female pattern hair loss. Let’s get started.

Today, we’ll be looking at the possibility of minoxidil causing unwanted body hair growth.

Both oral minoxidil and topical minoxidil are possible products in the fight against male pattern baldness. Furthermore, they can also be used as tools in order to grow a beard.

These days, oral minoxidil is used less to grow or regrow hair. Topical minoxidil is becoming ever more popular in the fight against hair loss.

So does minoxidil cause unwanted hair growth? And if it can, then does minoxidil cause unwanted body hair growth? Let’s find out.

Topical minoxidil can be used for the growth of facial hair and for growing or regrowing hair on the scalp.

And although both cases use topical minoxidil to promote hair growth, there are some important differences between the two.

Let me explain what the biggest differences are between the use of topical minoxidil to grow facial hair, and the use of minoxidil in order to grow hair on the head.

“How long before minoxidil works”? It is a commonly asked question and for good reason.

The science isn’t conclusive on this topic. While some instances say in a couple of weeks, other instances a couple of months, and others even going as far as years.

I’ve explored what the current research has to say about how long before minoxidil starts working. This is what I’ve found out.

Both 2% and 5% topical minoxidil solutions exist. And thus, naturally, questions arise regarding the 2 vs 5% minoxidil effectiveness.

That’s why I compiled a list of the current research in order to note the differences between 2% and 5% minoxidil and to answer the question, “is 5 minoxidil better than 2”.

Firstly, let us explain the difference between two and five percent minoxidil.

Let me explain the differences between minoxidil liquid vs foam in order to make the best decision you can for your specific case.

Before starting off, let me say quickly that minoxidil foam and liquid both do an equally good job at promoting hair growth and beard growth.

The differences primarily lie in the side effects each promotes. Without further ado, let’s get started.