Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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Adri. I would totally have a drink with you for sure xD
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I already got drunk after injecting 5 ml of 95% ethanol on my right ball 3 days ago. Such a fun experience
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Baby im drunk right now. Thats why sg2000 cant win. Even his comebacks are pathetic bahahha. I bet he is equally pathetic in bed lmao. But yah just wanna say that I appreciate you. We know the struggle.
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Hahhahaha true man I love uuu hahhaa. Ur so hilarious.
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Ok baby boi.
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im really happy for you cause you went through a lot bro .
This sh*t makes us insane
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Thank you. I still cant say I have recovered all the hair I wanted to, my battle continues but at least is better than months ago. I went from 16.4 BMI to 17.1 so I guess weight is helping too.
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finasteride, Duta, Bica, Ru didn't help me because I'm a hyper-responder. Ok.
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Your main problem is that you're stupid, dude.
Im too anxious
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U never gave any of those treatments enough time to work lmao. U just wanted to transition asap.
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You have problems with logical thinking. The last case was especially indicative, when I switched from estrogen HRT to testosterone, having started using the combination of Bica + RU + Duta in before. After 3 weeks, I started going bald, although by the time I started testosterone injections, all the medications had already accumulated in the body and were already working. You have to be an idiot to give drugs for 6 months. If something helps, you will notice it immediately. And I was so reluctant to switch to HRT that I tried different treatment methods for a year (I did not cancel them, but added new ones and increased the dosage).
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From the news:
An epidemic of baldness has hit Russian teenagers. Doctors said that schoolchildren aged 15-16 come to trichologists with the second or third degree of alopecia. "Children are left without hair due to a bad lifestyle and stress," the publication says.
Trichologists said that over the past year the number of schoolchildren who have sought help has increased fourfold.
An epidemic of baldness has hit Russian teenagers. Doctors said that schoolchildren aged 15-16 come to trichologists with the second or third degree of alopecia. "Children are left without hair due to a bad lifestyle and stress," the publication says.
Trichologists said that over the past year the number of schoolchildren who have sought help has increased fourfold.
ehmm is it really due to bad life and stress?lol
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When doctors don't know what the cause is, they say, "It's stress, poor nutrition, a sedentary lifestyle, vitamin D deficiency and computer games."
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I am an Asian with no bald relatives (even my brother is not going bald), I have always led a healthy lifestyle, played sports and I don't even know what an energy drink tastes like. I don't believe in this crap. Lifestyle means almost nothing. People just like to take a blue pill and believe that something depends on their actions.
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There is a sequel to the article. It mentions typical crown and temple baldness, and Norwood. Some teenagers go bald at the onset of puberty. I started at 16, some on this forum at 14. The youngest I saw had AA at 13.