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I think 2mg e and 200mg spironolactone, so it's not the most relevantPerhaps everything is still ahead
What was your regime like?
Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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This is not my T. This is the average T in young people after taking Bica. I don’t know my T, but I’m sure it is also near this value.
According to statistics, gynecology at 50mg in 36% of people. No wonder I don't have it
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You literally regrew 50%+ hair back... did you change your regimen in the meantime!? What was it all?
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I think it just takes a long while
The percentage of gynecomastia does not increase at dosages above 100 mg. Apparently, there is no point in exceeding this dose. Perhaps I do not have gynecomastia, because 50mg cannot block all androgens, and they continue to displace E in the breast tissue. Let's see what will happen next. I will increase the dosage to 75mg in the fall if I still don't see a change.
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I wonder what for an effect 75mg has... 100mg seems like the ideal dose as a monotherapy.
However, we have no datas for 75mg.
75mg are between 50 and 100mg
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Yeah for some 75mg might work, for some not... if we look at it like that jaja HAHA
Mine started at 6 months or so. You'll notice itching and pain before any growth.
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Very nice. Clear regrowth.
What is your regimen, what result did you get and after what time? Tell us about your experience with Bicalutamide, this is very valuable information
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I am at about the 18 month mark since my shed to baldness. Except for the corners, it has completely grown back but also the quality of the hair takes a long time to move into gradual improvement. Essentially I have thought that it takes six months to 18 months of maintaining adult female levels to essentially transform the scalp from a male environment to a female environment.
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Let's say i'm not, so i don't have to deal with the consequences. I'm just a guy who wants to look better. ngl i sat on this question for an hour
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I go back and forth but it's easiest not to try to label myself. In general, I want to be as attractive as possible whether boy, girl or other.
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When a person is in a positive growth situation, I don't think the 150 hair loss rule necessarily applies. Brushing and combing are essential in terms of distributing sebum all over the scalp since females produce much less. Basically, they (we) only produce enough sebum for beneficial purposes unlike males where sebum production can all but run rampant requiring twice daily shampooing for some.