My hair has been constantly miniaturizing all over ever since taking Dutasteride

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In your situation I would become an alcoholic. At least a few beers 2 times a week to cope. And jerk off alot. Eat pizza....a hair transplant with hairloss all over the top of the head wont yield you with good enough results and you would need 2 or 3 transplants in total. It will still look quite diffuse. People who gets hair transplant still need to be on a maintenance regimen such as finasteride or min. Hair tranplanted hairs believe it or not dont last forever. Not in all cases anyways. Even roe rogan did hair transplant and he still lost his hair. What im saying is that transplants isnt always a permanent fix because there are many cases when people have actually lost their transplanted hairs over the years. Is this because they werent on a regimen? Or the body rejects those hair transplanted hairs over time. But you can give it a chance at least. But the issue is that you currently cant stop your current hairloss.
Yeah its pretty much over. My only hope is that my donor area is that of a werewolf, confirmed by multiple surgeons in the past months, with many multi-grafts + I can grow a full beard (for crown). Still if this sh*t is even somewhat fixable it’s gonna be $$$ and time

Needless to say I’m on FinMin for life from now on
 

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Yeah its pretty much over. My only hope is that my donor area is that of a werewolf, confirmed by multiple surgeons in the past months, with many multi-grafts + I can grow a full beard (for crown). Still if this sh*t is even somewhat fixable it’s gonna be $$$ and time

Needless to say I’m on FinMin for life from now on
Its over for me too. It sux but we have no controll over it. I wont even bother with min anymore oral or topical and I have my reasons.
 
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Its over for me too. It sux but we have no controll over it. I wont even bother with min anymore.
Yeah it’s starting to unfold in front of my eyes how small is the actual demographics who can utilize meds succesfully. Either someone doesn’t need them since they don’t have Androgenetic Alopecia or they do have Androgenetic Alopecia in that case it’s too agressive to do anything. Some will say they fared better at keeping their hair than their siblings who didn’t take 5αRIs but the f*** knows, it seems like a dice roll really.
 

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Yeah it’s starting to unfold in front of my eyes how small is the actual demographics who can utilize meds succesfully. Either someone doesn’t need them since they don’t have Androgenetic Alopecia or they do have Androgenetic Alopecia in that case it’s too agressive to do anything. Some will say they fared better at keeping their hair than their siblings who didn’t take 5αRIs but the f*** knows, it seems like a dice roll really.

Just told you what to do 50 times bro. Oral minoxidil is your life line.
How so? Your hairloss is very mild compared to his. So oral min may work for you but not us with more aggressive male pattern baldness. Just saying dont give him too much hope. Sure he can try it if he wants but I blasted that sh*t at 10-15 mg a day for 5 months and all I got from it was more body hair but not head hair.
 
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How so? Your hairloss is very mild compared to his. So oral min may work for you but not us with more aggressive male pattern baldness. Just saying dont give him too much hope. Sure he can try it if he wants but I blasted that sh*t at 10-15 mg a day for 5 months and all I got from it was more body hair but not head hair.
Well I'm not guaranteeing it will save him, but it sure beats HRT or duta
 

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Yeah it’s starting to unfold in front of my eyes how small is the actual demographics who can utilize meds succesfully. Either someone doesn’t need them since they don’t have Androgenetic Alopecia or they do have Androgenetic Alopecia in that case it’s too agressive to do anything. Some will say they fared better at keeping their hair than their siblings who didn’t take 5αRIs but the f*** knows, it seems like a dice roll really.
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My original idea was when all of this started was indeed that my test has went up… however consequent bloodwork confirmed that it in fact didn’t. I’m pretty sure it’s worse than than that and has to do with androgen receptor sensitivity being upregulated by Duta. As messed up as it sounds, I am currently considering using topical estrogen to downregulate.
 
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My original idea was when all of this started was indeed that my test has went up… however consequent bloodwork confirmed that it in fact didn’t. I’m pretty sure it’s worse than than that and has to do with androgen receptor sensitivity being upregulated by Duta. As messed up as it sounds, I am currently considering using topical estrogen to downregulate.
Wtf.... This guy used the same generic dutasteride I used....for me my hair got nuked but for him it did the opposite..... Genes man....
 

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Wtf.... This guy used the same generic dutasteride I used....for me my hair got nuked but for him it did the opposite..... Genes man....
Yeah I’ve read stories about proper boomers who were proper Norwood 6-d getting Duta prescribed for benign prostate enlargement and they “accidentaly” regrow hair they lost decades ago… then there are us whose hair got absolutely nuked on it.
 

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Yeah I’ve read stories about proper boomers who were proper Norwood 6-7 for decaded getting Avodart prescribed for benign prostate enlargement and regrowing hair… then there are us whose hair got absolutely nuked on it.
I see post and hair pics about dutasteride ruining guys hair more than I see it helping anyways.
 

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Yeah I’ve read stories about proper boomers who were proper Norwood 6-d getting Duta prescribed for benign prostate enlargement and they “accidentaly” regrow hair they lost decades ago… then there are us whose hair got absolutely nuked on it.
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Wtf.... This guy used the same generic dutasteride I used....for me my hair got nuked but for him it did the opposite..... Genes man....
It worked well for me but side effects were too much. Maybe you have testosterone sensitive follicles. Ever tried topical caffeine?
 

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It worked well for me but side effects were too much. Maybe you have testosterone sensitive follicles. Ever tried topical caffeine?
Can you explain the side effects?
 

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Can you explain the side effects?
Reduced libido and generally lowered mood, fat accumulation in typical female areas. Basically high estrogen symptoms.
 

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Gotta add my +1 in here. Almost exactly the same story as OP. Was on Finasteride for years but it started getting a little less effective so I decided to add dutasteride. Total nukage and thin wispy hair that gets tangled very easily just like OP. Been using it for over 2.5 years at this point I think.
I am still on it (1x per week with 6x per week finasteride) mostly because I fear what will happen if I get off of it entirely. But it's just getting worse and worse every day since I've started. The only positive effect is a high libido so I'd guess my testosterone is higher but I never got specific blood work to check, just regular checkups which never showed anything outside of normal ranges.
 

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Gotta add my +1 in here. Almost exactly the same story as OP. Was on Finasteride for years but it started getting a little less effective so I decided to add dutasteride. Total nukage and thin wispy hair that gets tangled very easily just like OP. Been using it for over 2.5 years at this point I think.
I am still on it (1x per week with 6x per week finasteride) mostly because I fear what will happen if I get off of it entirely. But it's just getting worse and worse every day since I've started. The only positive effect is a high libido so I'd guess my testosterone is higher but I never got specific blood work to check, just regular checkups which never showed anything outside of normal ranges.
Did your facial/body hair got denser? I think this whole nigthmare has do with androgen receptors getting upregulated as Dutasteride tanks DHT. Not sure what to do though, dropping DHT inhibitors means 100% certainty of balding
 

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Did your facial/body hair got denser? I think this whole nigthmare has do with androgen receptors getting upregulated as Dutasteride tanks DHT. Not sure what to do though, dropping DHT inhibitors means 100% certainty of balding
I don't think it got denser, though it's hard to tell. I don't have a great deal of body hair as it is.
 
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