Recent content by Vul123

Could be a couple weeks to a couple months depending on the individual

He's in the denial stage. Happens to the best of us

Hope for the best, plan for the worst. If it does work, great but if it doesn't I'll need something to fall back too. Just researching the next step so I can make a more rational decision when the time comes.

Norwood 2 but losing in a diffuse pattern to a Norwood 4 based off trichoscope pictures

Yes of course, the risk to benefit ratio should always be considered before taking treatments. No treatment should just be considered for the benefits in the short term but rather should try to be maintainable for the long run. Which is one the main reasons why I choose not to take minoxidil as...

You should also check your dht levels if you are using finesaride or planning to just so you can see your base levels. You can refer back to the data which will help you know if finesaride is being metabolized correctly.

It seems you are trying to get an answer you like and not an actual answer. My advice to you is to stop worrying about it for 3 to 6 months and take some new pictures in which you can compare with. Trust me when I say you will know that you are losing your hair as long as you don't lie to...

Still losing hair with no body hair at all. No patchs of facial hair or moustaches at all so I don't think having body hair has a direct correlation with male pattern baldness

Just trying to maintain what I have now

Fortunately I have had no side effects but I have no idea if it is working. Can anyone confirm these capsules are legitimate? From alldaychemist

I hope it is a late Christmas gift

Wish he wasn't banned though, would like to ask him a few questions. He and I are in similar situations.

Not planning on doing it soon but more as a last resort. And yes I will definitely make sure to take a blood test before going on bicalutamide to see my default hormone levels. I'll probably try to balance the production of estrogen from testosterone using an aromatase inhibitor but I would...

Ah, if I do decide to jump on stronger oral anti androgens I'll probably choose bicalutamide but I need a good way to offset gyno long term

I don't really know much about cypro. Could you explain how it is a growth stimulant?