Is Bicalutamide (casodex) Safe To Use For Aggresive Hairloss ?

[SaitamaSensei]

Hey I've been going on and off with these sheds due to restart of minoxidil and probs increase on avodart dosage. Does anyone have experience with bicalutamide at dosages like 50 or 100 ? Could someone expect temple regrowth from adding to a regime like mine ?

 

[FutureSaitama]

Hey I've been going on and off with these sheds due to restart of minoxidil and probs increase on avodart dosage. Does anyone have experience with bicalutamide at dosages like 50 or 100 ? Could someone expect temple regrowth from adding to a regime like mine ?

You're already on dutasteride, which is a pretty aggressive treatment. Some pics with your situation could help us give you more insight, bro. If you need regrowth i recommend you to try dermarolling, for me it helped a little bit.

 

[SaitamaSensei]

Sorry I'm not at an appropriate place right now to take pics but if you know Koseu's thread, I'm taking this pic from him and this exactly my situation right know.. maybe little better or worse on the sides dunno

 

[arnoldd]

Same situation here

I wouldnt take that drug, my limit is dutasteride which is pretty strong but it need time

 

[SaitamaSensei]

Yes I agree dutasteride is a strong drug but not everyone is able to get results they want with dutas and minoxidil alone unfortunately

 

[whatevr]

Topically maybe, otherwise not.

 

[SaitamaSensei]

Topically maybe, otherwise not.

Why ? can you give more info ? I thought bicalutamide is safest among the other aa's like spironolactone cyproterone acetate flutamide etc. for long term use.

 

[arnoldd]

Yes I agree dutasteride is a strong drug but not everyone is able to get results they want with dutas and minoxidil alone unfortunately

If dutas cant stop my hairloss better a hair transplant or shaved head than chemical castration

 

[whatevr]

Why ? can you give more info ? I thought bicalutamide is safest among the other aa's like spironolactone cyproterone acetate flutamide etc. for long term use.

"Safest"?

Why would you take an aggressive anti-androgen orally, ever?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicalutamide

Look at the side effects there. Topically, or bust. Even then is likely to go systemic. IF you want to mess with something obtain enzalutamide. It seems to go systemic far less, oddly enough (and is far more effective).

 

[Swoop]

Very few anti-androgens are practical to take long term to be honest. Biculatamide isn't practical to take long term. It will go systemic.

 

[SaitamaSensei]

Better stay safe then to take unhealthy risk in the long term.

 

[abcdefg]

Yes I agree dutasteride is a strong drug but not everyone is able to get results they want with dutas and minoxidil alone unfortunately

The best result possible is just keeping what you have with dutasteride, and maybe a little regrowth from minoxidil. That is almost best case. Nothing can really regrow good amounts of hair or male pattern baldness would be basically be cured. There is no such thing that can do that.
Anything more powerful than dutasteride is just playing with fire. Its risky enough just going dutasteride yet alone stronger then that.