No, no gynecomastia and yes my bald spot was gone within a year and I still have hair on the top of my head. The bald spot is still gone but it's tough to say if it maintained my hair or of this is just eat my hair would look like. The hair on the top and frontal is thin, I mean I don't have a thick mane of hair or anything. It covers it and it looks good, if it's wet you can see my scalp.
How Long Have You Been Taken Propecia
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No, no gynecomastia and yes my bald spot was gone within a year and I still have hair on the top of my head. The bald spot is still gone but it's tough to say if it maintained my hair or of this is just eat my hair would look like. The hair on the top and frontal is thin, I mean I don't have a thick mane of hair or anything. It covers it and it looks good, if it's wet you can see my scalp.
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You reversed some miniaturization with propecia jetlife ?
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K So basicaly that confirms the data, those who get regrowth during the first year of treatment will have lasting result
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Since June 9th. Going to evaluate whether I have maintained after a year.
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md2002 do you mind posting pictures of your hair?
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f*** are you on about.. I never said that he wasn't likely to lose ground if he withdrew himself from the drug. Simply stated that he's less likely to reach Norwood 6/7. If he was destined to reach that Norwood then his hairloss would've likely displayed signs of it at some point during the 22 fuckin years that he's been on finasteride for.
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And I said I think you're wrong. That's the point of finasteride. Using your brain is fun!
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You're a proper melt you aren't ya. We're not discouraging any newbie from taking the drug. I think you're somehow blind to the fact that this man has literally clarified 4 times that he's been on the drug for 22 years yet for whatever reason your ringing newbies into this?
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Can you long time users (10+ years) post your hair for some inspiration?
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Bruh you should look up the definition of a keyboard warrior. TBH I don't care really, but you make it sound like you are here to help newbies make a decision. The main issue for most is the side effects, not the long-term efficiency, I don't even think that would change anybody's decision to take it. Because everybody knows that finasteride is the only thing that really works.
You're worried that people on here are right and finasteride might stop working. JK. Peace.
Here you go. Coincidentally, now that I think about it, I was walking out of work the other day and someone was busting my balls and commented that "what's that spot on the back of your head" I didn't think anything of it but the last time I heard that I started Propecia. Looking at these pics it looks as though I may indeed have a bald spot, so maybe it is starting to not work? When I started taking Propecia this is how much hair I had, it may be a little thinner now but it's not like I ever had a thick head of hair. I can also style it so it looks MUCH thicker than it actually is.
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I'm not trying to scare you dude, I just want to know if anyone has been taking Propecia as long as I have. On the contrary, I would recommend it to anyone who is looking to keep their hair. I've recommended it to friends and family already.
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On the contrary your story is encouraging for those of us on the drug hoping to carry our locks into middle age. Always good to hear a good long term success story!
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Hair still looks solid. So you would say that you haven't lost too much ground since you started?
I don't really understand this memory loss and brain fog people talk about. Doesn't everyone live with this sh*t? Like I've had this my entire life. I always have a sh*t memory, and my mind always feels clouded. It's not like I can just sit down and focus on my work without getting distracted at all. Everyone gets tired at times and just zones out. Isn't this sh*t normal? I do have ADD, but have made it through high school and college without meds, and managed to get good grades. I take Adderall occasionally but it doesn't even help that much, just mellows me out.