My blood pressure is good no other side effects a part from a heart burning feeling in my chest, feels like a musle pain at time strick pain not painfull just annoying is this linked to the drug as one side effect is chest pain
Heart burn felling in chest from minoxidil?
Question posted by waffle32 on 21 Jan 2015
Last updated on 22 January 2015
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Waffle32,,, I have not seen this used just for blood presure in years... but all the side effect or type your having you should not have to put up with if it was me i would call the doctor and let them know get on something else so you don't have to put up with all of this... It's almost like if you were having a heart attack you would not know it lol doughtfull but there are lots the doctor and pick that are cheep too..If you did not know this is a blood pressure pill but now days it's used more for the side effect of growing hair back..It's up to you but i would not want to feel like this all the time..Have a great day and good luck
Hi, thanks for that i did not explane very good i hv been using minoxidil for hair loss for two weeks i hv had no side effects apart from what i said im pretty new to this products and was just wondering if this side effect is common and if it is dangerous thanks you
WERE playing tennis lol Hey i would call the doctor and ask it say ulcers i think that is the increase bile in stomach and all the gas you having or if a antacid well help and how far away from the minixidil it should be best to be safe on these things..chuck1957
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