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Hi all, It's been a long time since I was an active poster here. I used to post back in the early to mid 2000s. I used finasteride for almost two years starting in 2001, but I had sexual side effects and had to give up using it. I ended up getting on Revivogen, which I have been using for over 10...

My condolences to Bryan's family. Bryan provided valuable guidance to me when I first started treating my hair loss. I also haven't posted in years, but I just want to say that Bryan was a knowledgable man who helped people. I wish we had more people like Bryan on this forum and the internet in...

No, the effects you mentioned must be coincidental. There's nothing in Revivogen that could cause sexual side effects.

I'm 31 years old, and I guess I've been treating hairloss for seven years or so. I've tried finasteride for something like two years, but I was having some erectile problems, so I gave it up. I also have used minoxidil, but I gave that up too. As you know, I also used spironolactone, but I gave that up...

Wow, it's been a long time since I logged on....years in fact. That's always a good sign that the regimen is working, right? I was on spironolactone and Revivogen for quite a while. I would say I've had good maintenance in front and excellent results in regrowing hair at the crown. I gave up on spironolactone...

Wow, it's been a while since I posted here. I've been on revivogen for nearly two years now. I think it has helped me keep my hair. Over the last year, I decided to add spironolactone 5%. I think that this combo is helping me maintain. My feeling is like what someone said here before...just revivogen...

Dr. Lee's 5% spironolactone cream is definitely fine on smell, even after exercise or in the heat, and is cosmetically acceptable. I recommend it if finasteride isn't working out for you for whatever reason.

I sure wish I could answer that. My guess would be that eventually, male pattern baldness catches up to you, but much more slowly than without rev/spironolactone.

Hey guys, it's been a while. Anyway, I'm soon to be 27, and I've been treating my hairloss for about three years. I don't post here much these days because I think I'm doing all right with my regimen. My hair looks pretty good in my opinion. Let's hope it stays that way, huh?

"No pun taken!"

It's called "Scalp Masterbation." It keeps you from whacking it.

Deaner, How about an update? How's your hair looking now?

Well, I've finally started using 5% spironolactone. I was worried about the smell or how it would make my hair look, but I find it's pretty easy to apply to the hairline, and maybe an inch or two in for problem areas. When I apply it to a dry or nearly dry scalp, I don't feel it has a strong smell...

I have naturally curly hair, and I feel that Revivogen shampoo and conditioner do thicken my hair up pretty nicely. These products may also help out a bit with irritation, though in my experience, not as much as Nizoral. If you are using topical hairloss treatments, like Revivogen or spironolactone...

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