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Thanks gilenator, any suggestions on the anti-dandruff shampoo to use which isn't too strong like Nizoral is? Thanks again

Thanks gillenator, The only saline spray that I found in the pharmacy was a saline wound wash first aid cleanser. It doesn't say anything about application on hair. Not sure if this is the type of spray that everyone refers to.

thanks guys. SamSpade, the saline solution that you mentioned, is it available over the counter?

Thanks Denny, thats what I had read earlier as well that the grafts are firmly in around the 10th day post op. Problem is that I had a little blood spotting on the tissue coming from the crown, and I can see a small tiny wound on the crown, I'm just concerned if any graft was dislodged, plus is this a cause for concern for the grafts. Should I use the saline solution as well to stay away from itching and move to Nizoral to combat dandruff, still unsure of that.

Thanks SamSpade. Anyone else that has gone through something similar?

Hi, really appreciate advice here. Had an 2,000 graft FUT a little more than 3 weeks ago. I was using baby shampoo up until today, which had completely dried out my scalp and forehead because of which I started using olive oil after head wash. I was advised to start using Rogaine and Nizoral, but I wanted to avoid Rogaine because of family history of heart disease. Also, I read at a lot of places that Nizoral 2% is a medicated shampoo that should be avoided for the first month, so I started using Dove shampoo (cucumber and green tea scent) today. Tonight while asleep my scalp got really itchy so I scratched a bit, and when I got up I went to the restroom and washed my head with water only and put on some olive oil. I see a lot of hair shedding and dandruff, but I also noticed a blood spotting while drying my head with paper towel. There was very little blood coming from the right side of the crown (also a recepient area) which stopped a little later. Have I dislodged my grafts? How can I fix this itch/dandruff, should I move on to Nizoral 2% rightaway? Appreciate your expert feedback.