Nizoral not doing anything

tiredofloss

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ive been usin nizoral for a little while now and not seein any difference. i just continue to lose my hair in the front faster and faster, i thought nizoral should slow it down or let me keep the hair i have. it just continues to come out in patches at the front.

what should i do???
 

Follically Challenged

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First of all, there is something here you might have heard of called shedding.

Secondly, I don't think many people here use only nizoral to combat hair loss. So I'd recommend using other stuff.
 

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tiredofloss said:
ive been usin nizoral for a little while now and not seein any difference. i just continue to lose my hair in the front faster and faster, i thought nizoral should slow it down or let me keep the hair i have. it just continues to come out in patches at the front.

what should i do???

Nizoral is a very weak agent. It is at best a marginal addition to Propecia and Rogaine. Not to be used alone.
 

tiredofloss

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yea i know its not gonna grow my hair back but people here said to at least use that to help keep my hair

i guess im just shedding due to nizoral? i dont know, seems like normal loss that ive been havin before i used it

what do you recommend for my treatment then? start on finasteride?
 

antonio666

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How naive can someone be? does any one really beleive that using a shampoo that is on your head for all of 5 min will stop you losing hair,
sure use it with a dht inhibitor but never just alone FOOLISH
 

ShedMaster

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tiredofloss said:
ive been usin nizoral for a little while now and not seein any difference. i just continue to lose my hair in the front faster and faster, i thought nizoral should slow it down or let me keep the hair i have. it just continues to come out in patches at the front.

what should i do???


You need to do your research. Nizoral is only a fraction of the equation to slowing/stopping your hairloss. Nizoral alone is not enough.
 

Private Ryan

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nizoral is important part of your treatment. but you need other treatment to cover all area. to me, i think stuff like finasteride or dutasteride should be your foundation and you add on to it not the other way round.
 

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Why do people recommend using Nizoral while on Propecia/finasteride ?? If finasteride does in fact reduce DHT, wouldn't that in turn reduce scalp inflammation/itching? If so, why would you need Nizoral??
 

hair today gone tomorrow

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NewBaldingGuy said:
Why do people recommend using Nizoral while on Propecia/finasteride ?? If finasteride does in fact reduce DHT, wouldn't that in turn reduce scalp inflammation/itching? If so, why would you need Nizoral??

like you just said finasteride REDUCES dht...and then nizoral REDUCES EVEN MORE dht...

I believe keto also binds to the receptor sites so other androgens (like T) cannot bind to the site.
 

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hair today gone tomorrow said:
NewBaldingGuy said:
Why do people recommend using Nizoral while on Propecia/finasteride ?? If finasteride does in fact reduce DHT, wouldn't that in turn reduce scalp inflammation/itching? If so, why would you need Nizoral??

like you just said finasteride REDUCES dht...and then nizoral REDUCES EVEN MORE dht...

I believe keto also binds to the receptor sites so other androgens (like T) cannot bind to the site.

If this is true about Nizoral/keto, then do you think it would be possible for finasteride to be in a topical form? I plan to take Propecia soon but if I find out there is a topical form of finasteride I would prefer to try that first.
 

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Topical finasteride is pointless. You cannot restrict the drug's effects to a localised region. You can still experience sides with topical application.
 

hair today gone tomorrow

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NewBaldingGuy said:
hair today gone tomorrow said:
NewBaldingGuy said:
Why do people recommend using Nizoral while on Propecia/finasteride ?? If finasteride does in fact reduce DHT, wouldn't that in turn reduce scalp inflammation/itching? If so, why would you need Nizoral??

like you just said finasteride REDUCES dht...and then nizoral REDUCES EVEN MORE dht...

I believe keto also binds to the receptor sites so other androgens (like T) cannot bind to the site.

If this is true about Nizoral/keto, then do you think it would be possible for finasteride to be in a topical form? I plan to take Propecia soon but if I find out there is a topical form of finasteride I would prefer to try that first.

No they are different drugs...they work in different ways...

do you crush tylenol and rub it on your head to help with your headache
 

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hair today gone tomorrow said:
NewBaldingGuy said:
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NewBaldingGuy said:
Why do people recommend using Nizoral while on Propecia/finasteride ?? If finasteride does in fact reduce DHT, wouldn't that in turn reduce scalp inflammation/itching? If so, why would you need Nizoral??

like you just said finasteride REDUCES dht...and then nizoral REDUCES EVEN MORE dht...

I believe keto also binds to the receptor sites so other androgens (like T) cannot bind to the site.

If this is true about Nizoral/keto, then do you think it would be possible for finasteride to be in a topical form? I plan to take Propecia soon but if I find out there is a topical form of finasteride I would prefer to try that first.

No they are different drugs...they work in different ways...

do you crush tylenol and rub it on your head to help with your headache[/quote:3fe48]

Actually, I do and it works wonders. Kidding, of course. That's why I find it hard to believe that a topical like keto can 'bind to the receptor sites so other androgens cannot bind to the site'.
 

hair today gone tomorrow

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IM not sure if thats 100% true but I think it is.....some substances can work topically and others cant...its that simple...keto seems to be one that can...so does topical spironolactone.
 

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well finasteride can be used topically according to that dr lee bloke. he says the makers of propecia had the choice of a pill or a topical and thought people would like a pill more. i dont understand why the didnt do both.
 

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I've been using Nizoral alone for the past 3 weeks and have noticed a few new hairs where I've never had hair in years on my hairline. Placebo? Or am I just being Delusional?
 

hair today gone tomorrow

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MSFB said:
well finasteride can be used topically according to that dr lee bloke. he says the makers of propecia had the choice of a pill or a topical and thought people would like a pill more. i dont understand why the didnt do both.

Dr. Lee is a quack.
 

Defenton

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Get on rogaine and finasteride asap, nizoral will do owt by itself. I know this has been said but you really need to listen and get on it right away!
 
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