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Adri23

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besides the minor thinning in the middle (which will improve over time) your hair looks f*****g good
Not for my liking. I rly want perfection, but that cost money x)
 

sg2000

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Ok that will be brutal... That way my hair looks destroyed. You will now understand why I need a transplant with these pics...
lol bro i said without keeping your hair with your hand. just show the sides without pulling it back
 

Adri23

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lol bro i said without keeping your hair with your hand. just show the sides without pulling it back
I've sent bunch of pic, you have an idea how my hair looks. To resume, I need a hair transplant on temples and hairline ASAP
 

Adri23

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But I'm afraid not even a transplant will solve anything for me. Severe BDD is not a joke and it has high suicide risk for a reason
 

GRme11

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wow thanks for the info
i m curious about @GRme11 regimen for hair

My regimen does not matter at this point, because my hair is fucked. Simple.

My current regimen, which you can see if you click on it, explains everything.
 
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GRme11

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I bet 99% CPA did more harm than good. Now, approach your regimen more responsively. Dutasteride, E2, and maybe Bica if you can afford it. Try to lower your prolactin for sure, maybe supplement with b6 (p5p). I would use the hydrocortisone max once a week or even once every 10 days, if you want to keep using it, but I would suggest not, because I can’t see an active flare from your pics. You need a digital microscope to check your scalp for signs of Areata, for example. Try adding ketoconazole max twice a week. Be careful because it can sometimes thin the hair so much, in that case, just swap it with a good SLS free shampoo, or maybe use it only once a week.

What supplements are you currently taking?
 
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Adri23

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My regimen does not matter at this point, because my hair is fucked. Simple.
Damn i feel like you, that guy @dar3k and me are one of the most unlucky guys here im this thread @sg2000 is kinda fucked rn but I bet it's the f*****g prolactin
 

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Anyway good luck guys. I am leaving this forum permanently.

I hope you will all find a solution for your hair loss.

Btw. dont even try HRT if you are a man and feel like a man. Trust me. If you feel like a women, go for it.

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Hi, maybe some of you guys remember me… So I decided to give a try to HRT to save/reverse my hairloss. Unfortunately NOTHING works on me.

I have been on 50mg bicalutamide ed + 4 mg estradiol + 10mg oral minoxidil ed + 0.5mg dutasteride ed + 1mg finasteride ed + 150mg RU58841 + 20mg Pyrilutamide (2 x 10mg) + Topical minoxidil 2 x day + Rosemary Oil ed

My blood test after 1 month on HRT:
T: 1.5nmol/l
E2: 239 pg/ml
DHT: 39pg/ml

After 3 months:
T: 0.9nmol/l
E2: 289pg/ml
DHT: 26pg/ml

After 6 months:
T: 0.6nmol/l
E2: 233pg/ml
DHT: undetectable

I also did a blood test for thyroid tsh, ft3, ft4, ferritin, iron, b12, prolactin and everything was fine.


It slowed down a bit my hair loss but after 8 months my hairs are thinner. My crown is much thinner, still receeding, temple peaks literally disapeared, my hairs are still miniaturizing.

All I want to say to you guys, HRT - even with proper female levels, even with undetectable DHT values is not guarantee to hairloss. As you can see for example on Reddit /femalehairloss a lot of women with normal female hormone levels are going bald too. They have diffuse thinning/female pattern baldness/receeding hairlines etc.

If you want to try HRT/pyrilutamide/RU etc. of course you can do it, but remember that there is no GUARANTEE to stop/reverse hairloss.

Still remember this guy's case. Brutal..
 

GRme11

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Damn i feel like you, that guy @dar3k and me are one of the most unlucky guys here im this thread @sg2000 is kinda fucked rn but I bet it's the f*****g prolactin

For sure prolactin fucked his hair no doubt. Yeah, I remember @dar3k…..

And actually, I edited my post above. My current regimen tab explains everything.
 

Adri23

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For sure prolactin fucked his hair no doubt. Yeah, I remember @dar3k…..

And actually, I edited my post above. My current regimen tab explains everything.
Yeah... I wonder if he's alive..
 

Adri23

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Maybe. Anyway I leave this forum. Good luck to everyone. I unfortunately was not lucky.

Tried everything:
Hair transplant, Finasteride, Dutasteride, Topical Finasteride, CPA, RU, low dose Bicalutamide, high dose Bicalutamide, Alpicort E, Oral Minoxidil , Topical Minoxidil, Dermarolling, low dose E2, high dose E2.

Its time to give up and not taking this poison anymore.
Like at least the guy tried holy sh*t
 

sg2000

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I bet 99% CPA did more harm than good. Now, approach your regimen more responsively. Dutasteride, E2, and maybe Bica if you can afford it. Try to lower your prolactin for sure, maybe supplement with b6 (p5p). I would use the hydrocortisone max once a week or even once every 10 days, if you want to keep using it, but I would suggest not, because I can’t see an active flare from your pics. You need a digital microscope to check your scalp for signs of Areata, for example. Try adding ketoconazole max twice a week. Be careful because it can sometimes thin the hair so much, in that case, just swap it with a good SLS free shampoo, or maybe use it only once a week.

What supplements are you currently taking?
im taking a multivitamin and a vitamin D supplement
 
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