Morr Solution (Minoxidil) 12.5%

Manufacturer: Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

Pharmaceutical name: Minoxidil

Pack: 1 bottle (60 ml (12.5%))

Morr Solution is also applied topically to treat hair loss (alopecia androgenetica), which is hereditary, in both men and women, by helping to prevent hair loss and encouraging hair regrowth.

 

Morr Solution acts as a vasodilator. The mechanism by which it promotes hair growth on the scalp is not fully understood. It is thought that it may widen blood vessels in the scalp, potentially enhancing the function of hair follicles and stimulating hair growth.

 

Use Morr Solution according to your doctor's instructions. Refer to the medication label for specific dosing guidelines.

 

Before applying, wash your scalp with a gentle shampoo. Ensure that your hair and scalp are completely dry before administering Morr Solution. After application, wash your hands. Keep the solution on your scalp for at least 4 hours before washing it out. Avoid swimming for about 4 hours post-application, and protect your scalp from getting wet due to rain. Allow the solution to dry before using any other hair care products.

 

If you forget a dose of Morr Solution, apply it as soon as you remember. If it’s nearly time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and resume your normal schedule. Do not apply two doses at the same time.

 

Feel free to ask your healthcare provider any questions regarding the use of Morr Solution.

 

Men experiencing male pattern hair loss (MPHL) should consult a dermatologist or hair loss specialist to determine the best and most effective treatment options. Your doctor will likely recommend using 1ml twice a day, with a total daily limit of 2ml. Apply Morr Solution directly to the bald patches of your scalp, ensuring the area is completely dry before application. It may take 2 to 4 hours for the solution to dry fully, but do not use a hairdryer to expedite this process, as it may diminish the effectiveness of the treatment.

 

Side Effects: sodium retention; water retention; weight gain; peripheral edema; temporary increase in creatinine and blood urea nitrogen levels; gastrointestinal issues; rapid heartbeat; breast tenderness; skin rashes; changes in hair color.