I do not understand the opinion that "The use of contraception while taking Minoxidil is advisable"

Perhaps I expressed myself vaguely. Minoxidil in oral form should not be taken by pregnant women due to its harmful effects on fetal development. Sexually active women should use effective methods of protection against unplanned pregnancy during oral treatment with this preparation.

"Should a break of a few hours, i.e. 6 hours, be enough for the drugs not to interfere with each other? how long does it take for Slinda to absorb? Do you have to take it to the minute? Can it be fluctuations an hour earlier/an hour later?"

Yes, a 6-hour break will be sufficient.

The maximum concentration of the active substance in plasma occurs approximately 3-4 hours after taking Slinda.

The tablets should be taken at the same time if possible. This allows for precise control of dosage and guarantees the effectiveness of the drug declared by the manufacturer, while - as a rule - differences of 30-60 minutes will not have a significant impact on the performance of the product.

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Should a break of a few hours, i.e. 6 hours, be enough for the drugs not to interfere with each other? how long does it take for Slinda to absorb? Do you have to take it to the minute? Can it be fluctuations an hour earlier/an hour later?

I do not understand the opinion that "The use of contraception while taking Minoxidil is advisable"

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