Christopher
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Is it realistic to find any solace in that statement?
My hair has thinned quite a lot at the temples, and slightly above the forelocks. I still have plenty of hair and I just comb my hair forward to cover it up. I don't think people realize how significant my hair loss is, they just think I have a bad haircut. Anyways, that's irrelevant.
My point is this. I've been taking propecia for 7 months and my hair loss has significantly subsided. However, over the course of the day I will still notice the loss of around 15-30 hairs. That seems like a fairly small amount, but whereas most people who lose hair probably don't notice because it grows back, given the fact I have male pattern baldness, is 15-30 hairs still a lot? How many of those hairs will actually grow back and how many are gone for good? Will I continue to observe the recession of my hairline given my current hair loss rate and given my genetics?
My hair has thinned quite a lot at the temples, and slightly above the forelocks. I still have plenty of hair and I just comb my hair forward to cover it up. I don't think people realize how significant my hair loss is, they just think I have a bad haircut. Anyways, that's irrelevant.
My point is this. I've been taking propecia for 7 months and my hair loss has significantly subsided. However, over the course of the day I will still notice the loss of around 15-30 hairs. That seems like a fairly small amount, but whereas most people who lose hair probably don't notice because it grows back, given the fact I have male pattern baldness, is 15-30 hairs still a lot? How many of those hairs will actually grow back and how many are gone for good? Will I continue to observe the recession of my hairline given my current hair loss rate and given my genetics?