spironolactone is the AA most transwomen use during transition, and they've gotten the results that have led to everyone here considering HRT in the first place. So, maybe it shouldn't have been cast aside so readily.
spironolactone is only popular because it's cheap... and breast growth getting stunted by spironolactone is also known as pointy nipples syndrome. You dont want that, trust me. You'd prefer regular gyno.spironolactone is no longer in vogue any more among trans women partly because it seems like it might stunt breast growth, though this might be a positive effect for many people on here
Its effects mineralocorticoid receptors also seems to have benefits for hair growth
Still, I would personally avoid it due to its side effect profile.
Can someone show me the study that this combination which in theory works perfectly, won’t work? Bic & dust
Eh. Don't use Bicalutamide with Dutasteride together. They interact, as @Itsnoahkennedy already explained it.I agree that bic should be used along with avodart.. the less dht you have the less bic has to compete with for the receptor. 5ar does more than a little work when working combined with bic. Thank you for the link appreciate it.
bic, avodart and E combined with oral minoxidil
They all compliment each other.
pic from him at that point?I use Finasteride because Dutasteride is too expensive and not worth it given that the difference when used with Bicalutamide is negligible. Bicalutamide does 80-90% of the work, sometimes 100% (At doses from 100mg), so I don't see the point in spending such an aid on an auxiliary product.
Few people remember this, but Ein got results from 50mg of Bicalutamide without using Finasteride. Finasteride he connected later
Watch Ein's thread.pic from him at that point?
link??Watch Ein's thread.
With castration, re-growth occurs, as when using Bicalutamide, but it does not increase E and does not cause gynecomastia. For moderate growth, androgen blocking is sufficient, which may not cause gynecomastiaSo it looks like he was doing 25mg/ED at one point with finasteride, eventually went to 50mg EOD with it, and didn't see any results but also no sides. Then went to 50mg ED without finasteride and saw results, but had some gyno and deployed 20mg tamox 2x a week. So again, just reinforces the notion that gyno precedes regrowth.
What are the most viable options for moderate growth without gyno in your opinion?With castration, re-growth occurs, as when using Bicalutamide, but it does not increase E and does not cause gynecomastia. For moderate growth, androgen blocking is sufficient, which may not cause gynecomastia
Castration lol. But this is unlikely to suit you. I don't have gynecomastia on Bicalutamide, I don't care anymore. My breasts are not receptive to the growth of EWhat are the most viable options for moderate growth without gyno in your opinion?
Which nut would you chop off if you had to pick just one?Castration lol. But this is unlikely to suit you. I don't have gynecomastia on Bicalutamide, I don't care anymore. My breasts are not receptive to the growth of E
I personally would choose the left one. Right one hangs more down, asymetric is ugly AF.Which nut would you chop off if you had to pick just one?