Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.

[I'mme]

yeah, i do attract people with all kinds of different personalities, literally every kind of person from gays, lesbians, gender queers, transgenders, straights, non-binaries, etc. I get an overwhelming amount of attention lmao. I always wear hoodies everywhere because if i don't then people come up to me and try to talk to me lol. I feel the struggle that pretty women have to deal with now lmao omg, oops i got sidetracked lol but thank you (;

Although kinda rhetorical retort, I have taken everything at face value. Now gonna torture you lol

 

[DHTcel]

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[John Difool]

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You wrote: "Anyways I continued my research on Antiandrogens and came a cross a new medication that is more effective than Bicalutamide (the previously thought to be strongest Antiandrogen)"

You will find all meds on the hrt transgender mtf page in wikipedia including the one you newly discovered . Is that the core material for your "research"? Lol

Anyway a box of 160 pills of Xtandi will cost you 12 big gees and no generic till 2021 when patent expires. So it's either you have a big wallet, either you are ready to buy counterfeits and take your chances

Now back to your (Google) re(search) and keep studying ;-)

 

[Ikarus]

You wrote: "Anyways I continued my research on Antiandrogens and came a cross a new medication that is more effective than Bicalutamide (the previously thought to be strongest Antiandrogen)"

You will find all meds on the hrt transgender mtf page in wikipedia including the one you newly discovered . Is that the core material for your "research"? Lol

Anyway a box of 160 pills of Xtandi will cost you 12 big gees and no generic till 2021 when patent expires. So it's either you have a big wallet, either you are ready to buy counterfeits and take your chances

Now back to your (Google) re(search) and keep studying ;-)

Enzalutamide is already known, and people don’t need to use it because it’s specifically made for prostate cancer which has become resistant. We are using anti-androgens for hair loss, in which bicalutamide and a low-dose of estrogen would be plentiful for almost everyone (I say almost everyone because there’s always going to be those people who shed like three hairs and become suicidal over it). And, bicalutamide is significantly cheaper; in fact, it costs around £9 when prescribed in the U.K.

 

[LEXUS]

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Jeez, here's about 30 seconds of ruffling my hair.

and your hair is not getting smaller. I counted. you have more than 100 hair in the photo. what mode?

 

[LEXUS]

bridgeburn
please answer the question. why do I lose 50-100 hairs a day. before it was no more than 5-10. I am told that this is normal, so new ones are growing intensively. but why even small new ones fall out? and why new hair is almost invisible under led light? if bright light is not visible. if a normal classic light is visible. did you have that too? how much hair do you lose per day?

 

[bridgeburn]

people on this forumn already tried enzalutimide. It has some negative interaction with the GABA receptor and will give you panic attacks.

Darolutimide is the alternative to enza which doesn't cross blood brain barrier

 

[bridgeburn]

bridgeburn
please answer the question. why do I lose 50-100 hairs a day. before it was no more than 5-10. I am told that this is normal, so new ones are growing intensively. but why even small new ones fall out? and why new hair is almost invisible under led light? if bright light is not visible. if a normal classic light is visible. did you have that too? how much hair do you lose per day?

its normal, you are being paranoid

 

[I'mme]

people on this forumn already tried enzalutimide. It has some negative interaction with the GABA receptor and will give you panic attacks.

Darolutimide is the alternative to enza which doesn't cross blood brain barrier

Even Daro crosses BBB - further studies confirm this. As far as NSSAs go, Bicalutamide is the king rn.

 

[Ikarus]

Even Daro crosses BBB - further studies confirm this. As far as NSSAs go, Bicalutamide is the king rn.

Bicalutamide is the best anti-androgen in terms of hair loss, especially when combined with estrogen. It can help to lessen the drastic side effects which come when using these medications, which is great news for transgender patients. However, for treating prostate cancer, I wouldn't say it's the best since it has been shown to become resistant to LNCaP cells with long-term use.

 

[DHTcel]

its normal, you are being paranoid

literally all that matters is the way ur hair looks in the mirror. if ur seeing regrowth then it doesnt matter if you are losing 300 hairs. if u are seeing recession/diffusing then thats bad even if ur only losing 5 hairs per day

 

[Ikarus]

we dont know if hair cells can become mutant to bica and therefore become resistant

if hair cells can't mutate, then bica should in theory work for life for hairloss

if hair cells can mutate, ... well lets just not hope thats the case

There isn't much at all proof to support that cell mutation occurs within the hair follicles. Unless, there is an explanation on how that could occur.

 

[Sonolmn98]

literally all that matters is the way ur hair looks in the mirror. if ur seeing regrowth then it doesnt matter if you are losing 300 hairs. if u are seeing recession/diffusing then thats bad even if ur only losing 5 hairs per day

true! i actually lose more hairs now compared to before my treatment but my hair density is doubled despite the loss, and it looks alot thicker in mirrors/ photos, where before i think the hair are just dying from the root without falling off which is scarier because it is permanent

 

[DHTcel]

Even Daro crosses BBB - further studies confirm this. As far as NSSAs go, Bicalutamide is the king rn.

 

[John Difool]

I give up. There is no hope. Itchy scalp remains, same with hair loss ... There is no hope for me. I gained muscles, I'm more masculine. I have reflex hyperandrogenism, and there is nothing I can do about that. I could take stronger drugs - like Enza or Daro - but it will make things even worse.
I will let testosterone destroy what is left of me.
AA+E are not the perfect cure for everyone ... and I deeply regret it.
Bye.

If you want Dutasteride (Avodart or Generic) and Bicalutamide or Cypro ... let me know.

Did you go to see a doctor and have you done blood tests?

 

[keepcoolmybabies]

I give up. There is no hope. Itchy scalp remains, same with hair loss ... There is no hope for me. I gained muscles, I'm more masculine. I have reflex hyperandrogenism, and there is nothing I can do about that. I could take stronger drugs - like Enza or Daro - but it will make things even worse.
I will let testosterone destroy what is left of me.
AA+E are not the perfect cure for everyone ... and I deeply regret it.
Bye.

If you want Dutasteride (Avodart or Generic) and Bicalutamide or Cypro ... let me know.

Have you considered any other hair loss causes? An allergy or perhaps scalp disorder like lichen planopilarus?

 

[keepcoolmybabies]

Yeah but that just androgenic alopecia. Nothing else.

If you've blocked pretty much all androgens, what makes you certain it's reflex androgenicity vs another scalp/hair loss disorder.

 

[keepcoolmybabies]

Because I have acne, more body hair, more muscles, I look more manly, I feel more manly, body odor, ... and male pattern baldness/itchy scalp.

What's your libido/erection situation? Do you still get morning wood, etc?

 

[keepcoolmybabies]

Libido is high ... my erection is weak and no morning wood (but because of cancer surgery).

Did you ever get sore nips or any sign of gyno?

 

[keepcoolmybabies]

Yep and I had (very bad) gyno surgery.

As a result of aa/e? Or separate. If from meds, then I would think it's not entirely reflex androgenicity, unless tolerance built up over time and your manliness fought back so to speak. Did you ever try bica? Considering it works differently from most other AA's.