ok guys, i want to make everything clear for you guys. Well, last week, i went to Bosley to get consultation, however, i had it with an MD, (the dude who does the procedure). Well, anyways, he explained to me that Hairloss (for everyone) starts right at puberty for the people who have the hair genetically coded to be lost. Well, he stated, that "everyone who is suppose to lose there hair from DHT start to lose it right at puberty, and some people lose it faster then other people, due to how sensitive is your hair to DHT. This stuff i already knew, but when he said that the people who masturbate excessively are prone to lose more hair then they are suppose to. I was like WHATTT.....He said that since we masturbate we are depleted of semen in our testicles, so therefore in the act of masturbation the testosterone in our body therefore are converted further to DHT then they are suppose to. I mean that we already have DHT in our body to cause hairloss but then we speed up the process of hair loss even further by masturbating excessive. I was like its gonna be really hard to quit it but i can certainly slow it down but masturbating alot less (like 8 times every month). He said though that its just a theory at the moment, but more and more dermatologists are looking and analyzing this theory. He also stated that taking propecia at my age is alright as long as i dont get sides. he said it very possible that i am going to have a lower libido for the first month but i just have to wait if my body adjust to it. If not then i should discontinue after the period of 2 - 3 months. So i am gonna get my sh*t next week and see how it goes. By the way guyz, i have been taking Rogaine 5% for 20 days now, and i have noticed thicker and longer hair in the wrong places. Like my hair on my arms are thicker and longer all the sudden. And also my cheeks have hair where i didnt have it before (not butt cheeks). i didnt get any shed yet, but my family member are saying that my hair on my head is getting thicker, but i just think, its long so it seems like that. I DUnno....anyways, i wanna know what you guyz think about this sh*t.
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My consultation with a Hair specialist! (hair transplant MD)
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Re: My consultation with a Hair specialist! (hair transplant
I don't understand the first sentence? Surely there are guys who had FULL heads of hair until they were 30, 35 or 40 before the showed ANY signs of hairloss? These guys had the hairloss gene yet it didn't come into effect until later life.
If one's hairloss is happening slowly (I'm 22 and have been losing hair since I was 15 but still have what most people would consider a full head of hair) does this suggest propecia is likely to be effective in stopping the hairloss or ineffective as I might not be that sensitive to DHT?
I'm confused :?
arcillis said:Well, anyways, he explained to me that Hairloss (for everyone) starts right at puberty for the people who have the hair genetically coded to be lost. Well, he stated, that "everyone who is suppose to lose there hair from DHT start to lose it right at puberty, and some people lose it faster then other people, due to how sensitive is your hair to DHT. .
I don't understand the first sentence? Surely there are guys who had FULL heads of hair until they were 30, 35 or 40 before the showed ANY signs of hairloss? These guys had the hairloss gene yet it didn't come into effect until later life.
If one's hairloss is happening slowly (I'm 22 and have been losing hair since I was 15 but still have what most people would consider a full head of hair) does this suggest propecia is likely to be effective in stopping the hairloss or ineffective as I might not be that sensitive to DHT?
I'm confused :?
well, dude, he said that people start to lose there hair at puberty, but some people like the people u r talking about, lose their hair very very slowly, so it basically unnoticable, and at a certain time, your hair eventually becomes more prone to hairloss. Well, basically, he meant that some people lose their hair at different rate at different times in life. I was kinda confused myself, but i think i kinda get it. BTW, if u dont mind answering, HOw frenquently do u masturbate? because u said u r losing u hair pretty slowly.
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arcillis said:well, dude, he said that people start to lose there hair at puberty, but some people like the people u r talking about, lose their hair very very slowly, so it basically unnoticable, and at a certain time, your hair eventually becomes more prone to hairloss. Well, basically, he meant that some people lose their hair at different rate at different times in life. I was kinda confused myself, but i think i kinda get it. BTW, if u dont mind answering, HOw frenquently do u masturbate? because u said u r losing u hair pretty slowly.
Very surreal being asked this question! :lol:
The answer is VERY regularly, less so when I have a girlfriend (which I don't at the minute) but probably twice a day, definately between 10 and 15 times a week.
petemitchell said:arcillis said:The answer is VERY regularly, less so when I have a girlfriend (which I don't at the minute) but probably twice a day, definately between 10 and 15 times a week.
holy shty, are you serious?
how do you even have time to wack off twice a day
I don't masterbate much AT ALL, especially in the last 5 years. I have a horny G/F. we go at it 3-4 X a week.
but I really doubt masterbation causes hair loss.
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Having sex does not cause hairloss, i cant believe a professional gave you that theory, sounds really strange.