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Switch back to finasteride and get on oral min.
Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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i tried both already didn't work i'm cooked....
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Transplant
its cause of raise in T?
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It can be for some, yes
if you were serious about your hair you would be injecting
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i know i'm thinking of doing it daily but i think i would killmyself at the first signn of gyno and i read it could lead to heoght loss. i don't care about loosingg my penis but becomming a manlet would be too much
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Dont care about losing your penis? The fuk? Thats even worse than getting gyno. Yikes you need mental help. Yes dutasteride and finasteride raise T which is bad. I quit those and losing wayyyyyy less hairs now on just oral and topical min. Duta destroyed my hair after 1.5 years on it. Quit that T booster ASAP.
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Im serious about my hair but I would never turn to estradiol. EVER. So ur wrong. u just got gender identity crisis.
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It works so good that it thinned my hair alot after a year on the cream.
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Are people really that deluded to think that the cure is some obscure treatment like accutane or progesterone? No one has any visible results from these treatments. A lot of people think there’s some magic cure already out there that other people are just unaware of. If it worked so well you would see people posting results and talking about it way more. But you don’t. Really there’s only a handful of treatments that make a clear difference. What works is no secret.
I’ve seen accutane help people with oily scalp so it’s not out of the question.
Especially if someone has reflex causing severe oily hair accutane reduces dht so maybe it can reduce the type of dht related to sebum production since it’s already known to kill sebaceous glands.
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There are an overwhelming amount of reports showing hair loss in accutane users. There are near non-existent reports of hair gains from accutane.
"I think the excess sebum is an associated factor, and is not directly linked to follicle miniaturisation."
Bryan, the hair loss god.
From another thread, "I strongly doubt that sebum or any of its contents get reabsorbed to any significant extent at all."
Yet another gem from Bryan, "For all the reasons I've explained to you in previous threads, there is no serious rationale for believing that merely reducing sebum would have any effect on controlling hair loss."
Correlation is not causation.
"I think the excess sebum is an associated factor, and is not directly linked to follicle miniaturisation."
Bryan, the hair loss god.
From another thread, "I strongly doubt that sebum or any of its contents get reabsorbed to any significant extent at all."
Yet another gem from Bryan, "For all the reasons I've explained to you in previous threads, there is no serious rationale for believing that merely reducing sebum would have any effect on controlling hair loss."
Correlation is not causation.
What about accutane blocking dht?
And why is my hairloss correlated with upregulation of sebum. For example huperandrogenic activity is correlated with sebum upregulation.
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You are not even reading or researching, I can just tell by the abrupt response. You are out to prove yourself right with a foolhardy theory that "sebum causes hair loss". Accutane might impact DHT a little bit but so do common household spices. Doesn't mean it's impactful enough to benefit hair. Most accutane users experience hair loss, and in fact it is quite the epidemic when you look at accutane forums.
Again, if anyone has done the slightest research, it's obvious that of course sebum is correlated with androgens. A square jaw is also correlated with androgens. MANY things are correlated. doesn't mean that it causes hair loss. Sure, you can reduce androgens, and sebum and hair loss may both be reduced. But they are still independent factors.
Do less typing and posting, do more reading and research.