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Gaz121

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Moosey said:
Hes on finasteride, dutasteride, he has zero testosterone and hes on a AR blocker. There is no androgen activity left in his body, mate.



This is not meant as an offense, but it is so disheartening to see someone with a protocol like that, barely achieve anything in 12 months. Your hairloss slowed down? It didnt even stop? This angers me for some reason. How is this possible? How can you literally be a female and achieve such little results in this time? What did bridgeburn do differently to go from NW6 to NW2 in a year. Was he lying?
f*****g bullshit man....

That being said, i wouldnt consider the shedding as hairloss. You called it shedding yourself which means you are aware its not your usual hairloss/rate of hairloss. You might be going into some serious regrowth.

How old are you?
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I totally agree, it's devastating not having positive results 12 months on from starting HRT.

The shedding is really affecting my mental health. I just think that any hair that HRT may have helped me to maintain during last year is now falling out in these last couple of months.

I'm 38 years old, been losing hair since I was 21.
 
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Gaz121 said:
I totally agree, it's devastating not having positive results 12 months on from starting HRT.

The shedding is really affecting my mental health. I just think that any hair that HRT may have helped me to maintain during last year is now falling out in these last couple of months.

I'm 38 years old, been losing hair since I was 21.
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What is your current HRT regimen?
 
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Gaz,
your prolactin levels are elevated, you might have a micro/macroadenoma. High prolactin levels can cause hairloss and effect your sex drive. If you can get referred to a good endocrinologist with the high prolactin levels concern, that would be a good first step.
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I thought the high Prolactin is a side effect of the drugs I'm taking or is it unrelated?
 
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Guido said:
[QUOTE = "Gaz121, publicación: 1887782, miembro: 131972"] Hola, no he publicado aquí durante unos 6 meses, pero aquí hay una actualización mía.

Como recordatorio, he estado en TRH durante 12 meses usando el siguiente régimen. Durante los primeros 10 meses, logré un nuevo crecimiento del vello y mi pérdida de cabello disminuyó, pero durante los últimos 2 meses, estoy experimentando una terrible fase de caída en la que pierdo alrededor de 250 cabellos cada día. En los últimos 2 meses, mi cabello se ha adelgazado mucho en la corona y retrocedió en la parte delantera. No cambié nada en términos de dosis o fuente de mis medicamentos durante este período, así que estoy totalmente confundido sobre por qué me estoy cayendo el cabello. Tengo lados que son ginecológicos menores, reducción del vello corporal, etc.

Régimen
- 50 mg de Cypro diariamente (15 meses hasta ahora)
- 2 mg de píldora Estro diariamente en la mañana (15 meses hasta ahora)
- 3.75mg Estrogel daily in evening (12 months so far)
- 0.5mg Avodart Pill daily (12 months so far)
- Topical Minoxidil daily (16 years so far)
- 1mg Finasteride pill daily (16 years so far)

I also got my blood tested last week. The results were as follows:
Oestradiol is 495 pmol/L
Testosterone is 0.37 nmol/L
Free Testosterone is 0.004 nmol/L
SHBG is 64.6 nmol/L
Prolactin is 1155 mU/L

I carried out the blood test for Oestradiol levels 7 hours after taking the 2mg Estrofem pill in the morning.

Does anyone have any idea why I'm suddenly shedding 250 hairs every day over the last 2 months?

I'm prepared to add further meds and / or higher dosages to my regimen. Can anyone advise if I should increase / change the current dosages and / or add further meds?

Any help is much appreciated!
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I was also in a regimen like yours and I had losses .... just like you I have high prolactin ... you should reduce it with cabergoline or bromocriptine
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Can the high Prolactin definitely cause hair loss?
Did your losses stop eventually and if so, did it stop when you added one of the meds you suggested?
 
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Todavía tengo mucha prolactina, así que mi cabello sigue empeorando ... Espero que cuando normalice los valores de prolactina, mi cabello se espese
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Derelict said:
I think bica should only be used if using in conjunction with E, i would avoid cpa because of long term health risks, spironolactone for me is the best AA if you are not on E. But that's just my opinion. If i ever go down the estradiol route i would still opt for spironolactone over bica though.
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Why?
 
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Moosey said:
Hes on finasteride, dutasteride, he has zero testosterone and hes on a AR blocker. There is no androgen activity left in his body, mate.



This is not meant as an offense, but it is so disheartening to see someone with a protocol like that, barely achieve anything in 12 months. Your hairloss slowed down? It didnt even stop? This angers me for some reason. How is this possible? How can you literally be a female and achieve such little results in this time? What did bridgeburn do differently to go from NW6 to NW2 in a year. Was he lying?
f*****g bullshit man....

That being said, i wouldnt consider the shedding as hairloss. You called it shedding yourself which means you are aware its not your usual hairloss/rate of hairloss. You might be going into some serious regrowth.

How old are you?
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then why take tests at all? I can assume that you are telling a fantasy or lying. with such analyzes there can be no problems. for dht testosterone is not needed. high enough prolactin and your dht is high again. just pour three tablespoons of sugar into tea and your DHT is high again. I accept CPA and spironolactone and I have DHEA 130. The norm is 140-150. if I don’t take AA then DHEA 300. DHEA is worse for hair than testosterone. I will transfer 100 euros to you if he has a DHEA less than 100, even acceptable AA
 
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Another question, anybody in here using anti-gyno and still has succes? Or cycle with anti gyno and get succes? Like 3 months hardcore regime, 1 month to get rid of gyno while stopping hardcore regime
 
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Online pharmacies? If you take that drug be ready to lose whatever you gained on hrt drugs. Guaranteed
 
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pegasus2 said:
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...-hormones-while-retaining-masculinity.125595/
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>Letrozole
You are just nuking your own estrogens while refeeding your body with estradiol. It amounts to the same thing, wether you dont use letro and reduce the E2 dose, or you use letro and (should) increase the E2 dose. The real magic here is raloxifene. Because it acts as a antagonist in breast tissue, but as a agonist of estrogen receptors everywhere else. Thats perfect.
tamoxifene is the next best thing because it targets ERs in breast tissue more than in other tissue, but still acts as a ER-antagonist, including hair follicles.

I dont know much about cypo dosages, but i dont see how blocking ARs and reducing your test is "retaining your masculinity".
 
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