Recent content by retropunk

There are some freaks that have an insane amount of hair, and have a great looking transplant. Look up Londonlad on HLH.

You can get it at any pharmacy, grocery store, or wellness store. GNC sells them.

Re: Propecia is very, very dangerous! Too small of a sampling to really infer anything.

If you're that sensitive about your locks and others' perceptions of your age, you could always become a hermit. I started to lose my hair in my late 20s and now that I'm 30, I wish I wasn't losing my hair, but I knew this day was coming due to the family genes. The same purported stigmas...

...if that's a C-cup, then I know a lot of chicks with DDs.

In short, yes. Testicle pain can be a sign of torsion, infection, or inflammation. If it's minor and rather short, I wouldn't pay much attention to it unless you find a lump, it persists longer than a couple days or becomes more painful. If you're really concerned, go see a doctor. If it's...

You mean varicose veins? Have you seen a urologist? You're probably the first to blame headaches on weaning off propecia. If it's not someone blaming a drug on their hair loss, it's someone blaming finasteride for some ailment.

I think you meant 10mg of Biotin, and not 10g. Even at 10mg, this is a lot of Biotin. Zinc may be probable, but you'll see other effects beforehand.

Four hours is for getting your hair wet. So unless you plan on sweating profusely, I wouldn't worry about it. Just make sure the minoxidil is somewhat dried.

Trial really lasts 7 months: 4 months of treatment, 3 months observation after treatment.

Texture changes? I've said this before, and I'll say it again: I wouldn't read askapatient or propeciahelp too much. They're the epitome of a hypochondriac.

Those experiencing testicular pain were the same on both the placebo and Propecia. Testicular pain could mean many things. If it's really uncomfortable, you may want to see the doctor. If it's mild, you may want to see the doctor if it persists more than a week.

High bilirubin levels could mean you have liver or gallbladder problems (e.g., gallstones, hepatitis, cirrhosis.) It could also be some other syndrome or disorder (e.g., Rotor's) Did your doctor say anything further about the levels? Do you have any other existing genetic syndrome/disorder...

wtf is a 2.3?

Any time you get drugs from the internet, you'll have to worry. End of story.