Pregnancy Interaction

• Tugain 5% Solution is not advised for use during pregnancy.
• In rare situations, systemic absorption through the scalp may have an effect on embryonic development. Only use during pregnancy if it is really necessary and a doctor tells you to.
• You should also avoid it during breastfeeding because small amounts can get into breast milk and hurt the baby.
• If you are pregnant, trying to get pregnant, or nursing, talk to your doctor before using.

Faq For Medicine

Q1.What is Tugain 5% Solution used for?

It is used to help men and women with hair loss (androgenetic alopecia) and to help hair grow back.

Q2. When will I start to see changes?

After using it for 2 to 4 months, you should start to see effects. The best results come after 6 to 8 months.

Q3. Is Tugain 5% Solution safe for women to use?

Yes, although women usually like the 2% version more. Dermatologists may prescribe the 5% solution for patients that don't respond to other treatments.

4. Can I quit using Tugain 5% Solution when my hair grows back?

No. If you stop therapy, your hair may start to fall out again in 3 to 4 months. You have to keep using it to keep your hair growing.

Q5. Is it okay to use hair oil or style products after Tugain 5% Solution?

Yes, however you should put Tugain 5% Solution on a clean, dry scalp first and let it dry completely (approximately 2–4 hours) before using other hair products.

Expert Advice

• Only use on a dry scalp; don't let it touch your eyes, mouth, or broken skin.
• As soon as you're done, wash your hands.
• Do not take more than 1 mL two times a day.
• It's typical for hair to fall out for a short time in the first few weeks.
• Don't use hair dryers or heat styling shortly after you put it on.
• If you get redness, irritation, chest discomfort, or dizziness on your scalp, stop using it and see a doctor.
• Be careful while using it in patients with heart disease or high blood pressure.

Side Effects

• Normal:
• Some discomfort or itching on the scalp
• Flaking or dryness
• Burning or redness
• A short-term rise in hair loss
• Rare but serious:
• Hands, feet, or face swelling
• Pain in the chest or a fast heartbeat
• Feeling dizzy or passing out
• Breathlessness
• Very bad allergic rash
• Stop taking the medicine and visit a doctor if you get major side effects.

 How it works

• Tugain 5% Solution is a vasodilator that opens up blood vessels in the scalp, which helps blood flow to hair follicles.
• It wakes up dormant follicles, lengthens the anagen (growth) phase, and encourages hair to grow thicker.
• Using it regularly and consistently can help halt hair loss and bring back hair density over time.

Medicine Interaction

• Tugain 5% SolutionTopical might work with:
• Topical corticosteroids, tretinoin, or dithranol may make absorption and irritation worse.
• Oral antihypertensive medications may amplify the effects of reducing blood pressure.
• Hair products that include alcohol can make your scalp drier or more irritated.
• Always tell your doctor about any other drugs you are taking, whether they are topical or oral.

 How to Use

• Make sure the scalp is clean and dry all the way through.
• Using the dropper, measure out 1 mL of the solution.
• Spread it evenly over the area that hurts and rub it in gently.
• Let it dry on its own for 2 to 4 hours before going to bed or using other products.
• Don't wash your hair for at least four hours after putting it on.
• For best benefits, use it twice a day, once in the morning and once at night.
• Keep using it as advised; quitting may undo the improvements.

 Uses / indications

• Tugain 5% Solution is given to people who have:
• Androgenetic alopecia (pattern baldness) in both genders
• Genetic hair loss
• A receding hairline or baldness at the top of the head
• Additional treatment for different types of alopecia (as recommended by a dermatologist)