Is it true not starting finasteride is many mens biggest regret in life?

[Here For the Lulz]

It’s literally what everyone on finasteride says. It’s just hindsight though...once you know something works its easy to look back with regret regardless of whether or not your inactivity was the right call at the time.

 

[Feelsbadman]

It’s literally what everyone on finasteride says. It’s just hindsight though...once you know something works its easy to look back with regret regardless of whether or not your inactivity was the right call at the time.

I guess tht's life

 

[deathdiss]

I’m with you, bro. I had low libido on finasteride so I quit. I suspect you would have gotten that response, though!

so what are you taking?


Ketoconazole with jojo?

 

[Jeju]

so what are you taking?


Ketoconazole with jojo?

I use keto shampoo once a week. Jojoba oil with rosemary and peppermint oil. Leave that on all night. It’s in my keto shampoo, too. No more of those little red bumps appear on my scalp. Seb derm is completely gone.

 

[Rudolphus]

I was a NW3 when I began using a 5AR inhibitor. I've been on treatment for seven years so far and I've managed to regain half a Norwood (I'm NW2.5 now at age 34). If I hadn't listened to all the fearmongerers telling me not to start finasteride/dutasteride, I might have started treatment sooner and been able to save a NW1/NW2 hairline, but I left it too late for that. Thankfully, I bit the bullet in the end instead of continuing to listen to the fearmongering, and jumped on treatment before my hair was too far gone, and I've managed to salvage a NW2.5 hairline. If I'd never treated my hair loss, I'd have followed in my father's footsteps and been completely bald by now.

 

[Inigo1202]

I started Finasteride 2 years ago.

Best decision I ever made regarding my cosmetic problems.

Haven't had a sinlge issue with it. None. Got quite a great amount of hair back, and the quality of it is much better and looks healthier.

Finasteride, either way, it's a MEDICATION. Go to a Doctor first. Ask him. See you you handle it. And if you tolerate it well, go for it.

 

[Paul C]

I was a NW3 when I began using a 5AR inhibitor. I've been on treatment for seven years so far and I've managed to regain half a Norwood (I'm NW2.5 now at age 34). If I hadn't listened to all the fearmongerers telling me not to start finasteride/dutasteride, I might have started treatment sooner and been able to save a NW1/NW2 hairline, but I left it too late for that. Thankfully, I bit the bullet in the end instead of continuing to listen to the fearmongering, and jumped on treatment before my hair was too far gone, and I've managed to salvage a NW2.5 hairline. If I'd never treated my hair loss, I'd have followed in my father's footsteps and been completely bald by now.

Did you have any side effects on the meds?

 

[Aqalp]

I was nw2 when it was suggested in 2008. I didn't start until 2016. I prob would still be a NW2.5 right now instead of over 4.