It's been two months since the surgery. It's been a dark age

There doesn't seem to be much difference now than before surgery, but transplant hair seems to get stuck and then dropped little by little.
A week after the surgery, I think I was almost recovered,
When I dropped the scab while shampooing, a few transplant hairs also fell. The hospital told me in advance, but...
I usually go to the gym often, but I was told that I couldn't work out for two weeks, so I took a rest while being as careful as I could.
Last month, about a month ago, the hospital called me. They asked me to come to check the progress and receive management, so I also received counseling.
She looked closely at the transplant hair and told me that the dark age had begun, so I asked her how to take care of it
If you don't perm or dye your hair and just take care of your hair at home, it doesn't matter
They also saw where the hair follicles were collected in the larynx, and they said they should sleep well again.
It's better to get free prescriptions and scalp care.
And even after the dark period, they said they'd look at the number of hair and the design
I'm thinking of going back to the transplant hair condition when the medicine runs out.
Those who end the dark ages really quickly end even after three months, but I'm going to do everything I can until then.
For those who came to the dark age like me, cheer up and fighting.