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Mr. Slap Head

Mr. Slap Head

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sg2000 said:
i just want to stop hair loss and keep my hair not aiming for that kinda regrowth.Also maybe and i said maybe can be more sustainable long term(having low and not nuked testosterone and nuked dht).Also people here someone like that guy nohakenn stopped using e2(bro said that you shouldnt mess with hormones and when using hrt is for life) so that makes me thing who is a cis male(who want hair only,but is ok with gyno) cant be use e2 long term without being supervised by a doctor.
Trust me i am no gay and i like pussy more than everything and i dont have any geneder dismorphia or whatever but i want my hair and stop them from falling out
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All hair loss drugs will interfere with hormones. You should have got a better transplant doctor.
 
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sg2000 said:
what are you doing now?You were afraid of upoing dose?
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Was already on a high dose of it, massive dose and it wasn’t working. In fact it caused more itching and acne etc. You have to figure, aside from receptor upregulation, it also raises T quite a bit. Bica works by outnumbering the androgens in volume, but molecule for molecule it has a very weak affinity for AR. It’s certainly no match for DHT. The other factor most people don’t realize is that all that excess T can still be converted to DHT via intracellular mechanisms. Even if you are on a 5ARI we already know that the significant blockage occurs in the serum. However, these drugs only block scalp DHT by 50%. This is because, unlike T, DHT is a paracrine hormone (it is produced in the local cells). Thus, the spike in serum T from bica can reach the scalp to the cells of the hair follicle and be converted to DHT. Not all of it, but some of it will be enough to continue to do the damage, especially since the AA will upreg AR.
 
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Mr. Slap Head said:
Was already on a high dose of it, massive dose and it wasn’t working. In fact it caused more itching and acne etc. You have to figure, aside from receptor upregulation, it also raises T quite a bit. Bica works by outnumbering the androgens in volume, but molecule for molecule it has a very weak affinity for AR. It’s certainly no match for DHT. The other factor most people don’t realize is that all that excess T can still be converted to DHT via intracellular mechanisms. Even if you are on a 5ARI we already know that the significant blockage occurs in the serum. However, these drugs only block scalp DHT by 50%. This is because, unlike T, DHT is a paracrine hormone (it is produced in the local cells). Thus, the spike in serum T from bica can reach the scalp to the cells of the hair follicle and be converted to DHT. Not all of it, but some of it will be enough to continue to do the damage, especially since the AA will upreg AR.
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damn do you think that if you try pyri you will succeed?
 
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Mr. Slap Head said:
Was already on a high dose of it, massive dose and it wasn’t working. In fact it caused more itching and acne etc. You have to figure, aside from receptor upregulation, it also raises T quite a bit. Bica works by outnumbering the androgens in volume, but molecule for molecule it has a very weak affinity for AR. It’s certainly no match for DHT. The other factor most people don’t realize is that all that excess T can still be converted to DHT via intracellular mechanisms. Even if you are on a 5ARI we already know that the significant blockage occurs in the serum. However, these drugs only block scalp DHT by 50%. This is because, unlike T, DHT is a paracrine hormone (it is produced in the local cells). Thus, the spike in serum T from bica can reach the scalp to the cells of the hair follicle and be converted to DHT. Not all of it, but some of it will be enough to continue to do the damage, especially since the AA will upreg AR.
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scalp itch and hair loss is very common and i think is mainly a problem with the AR
 
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Mr. Slap Head said:
Was already on a high dose of it, massive dose and it wasn’t working. In fact it caused more itching and acne etc. You have to figure, aside from receptor upregulation, it also raises T quite a bit. Bica works by outnumbering the androgens in volume, but molecule for molecule it has a very weak affinity for AR. It’s certainly no match for DHT. The other factor most people don’t realize is that all that excess T can still be converted to DHT via intracellular mechanisms. Even if you are on a 5ARI we already know that the significant blockage occurs in the serum. However, these drugs only block scalp DHT by 50%. This is because, unlike T, DHT is a paracrine hormone (it is produced in the local cells). Thus, the spike in serum T from bica can reach the scalp to the cells of the hair follicle and be converted to DHT. Not all of it, but some of it will be enough to continue to do the damage, especially since the AA will upreg AR.
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on monday i will have my prolactin results.Do you think that it will cause hair loss if high?
 
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sg2000 said:
is he ok if i am not gay and not trans but willing to do this only for hair?
btw mr slaphead did you try dutasteride?Im on 0.5 and i think my libido is much much lower but i still get hard and f*** hot b****s
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I’m not sure. He’s very weird but he might be okay since you’re considering HRT.

Yes dutasteride gave me worse hair. You can read about reports on this, it happens for some people. Interestingly I didn’t have that bad of sides, which makes sense since hair was worse and acne too. That’s upregulation for you.
sg2000 said:
do you guys think my hair loss is bad?What should i do to keep my current hair state for like 4ever?
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You have solid hair. If you are concerned about maintaining, you really don’t need that extreme of a regimen. Unless you want regrowth. Personally I would focus on a healthy regimen that is sustainable long term. If you go on HRT, imagine how much the drug will affect you since you are already sensitive to dutasteride. I’d make slight changes to your regimen to maintain, and go to a top transplant doctor.
 
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Mr. Slap Head said:
I’m not sure. He’s very weird but he might be okay since you’re considering HRT.

Yes dutasteride gave me worse hair. You can read about reports on this, it happens for some people. Interestingly I didn’t have that bad of sides, which makes sense since hair was worse and acne too. That’s upregulation for you.

You have solid hair. If you are concerned about maintaining, you really don’t need that extreme of a regimen. Unless you want regrowth. Personally I would focus on a healthy regimen that is sustainable long term. If you go on HRT, imagine how much the drug will affect you since you are already sensitive to dutasteride. I’d make slight changes to your regimen to maintain, and go to a top transplant doctor.
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wich kind of slight changes?I dont wanna hear about hair transplants anymore!f*** that i just want to maintain this baseline as long as i live
 
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