Ocular Events Temporally Associated With Minoxidil: A Structured Review.

Twelve papers were identified, with a mean patient age of 33 years and predominance of male patients (83%).

Exposure involved topical minoxidil in 75% of cases, oral minoxidil in 8%, and combined use in 17%.

Diagnostic confirmation was reported in all cases (100%).

Discontinuation of minoxidil occurred in most cases (92%) and was frequently associated with clinical or anatomic improvement (83%); however, causality remained uncertain based on WHO-UMC and modified Naranjo assessments, with most cases categorized as possible adverse drug reactions.