new study shows dramatic increase of hair adding low dose of avodart to finasteride

[kthxbi]

hi all,
quick intro before i begin - all credit goes to proteinpeep

but, there seems to have been a recent study in which they found that the addition of a very low dosage of dutasteride to the usual regular finasteride regimen has had great effects. i've attached a picture below and a link to a study in which this is discussed.

EDIT: looks like that link only had the outline. as i don't know what the rules are or how to directly upload an FTP to this, i'll say that there's a link to the article as an FTP on the thread linked at the beginning here.

does anyone have any thoughts or ideas? cuz hell, i know i'd jump on it right now if it was as good as it looked.
take care all,
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[WillNotLetItHappen]

Unfortunately it is only one case. But it is a great result. However, he has been on finasteride alone for 4 years, so everybody should probably give that enough time before jumping on dutasteride as well.

 

[Thinning Sucks]

I'm on this plan now. My crown loss is roughly double his size with minimal thick hairs.
0.5 dutasteride once a week plus finasteride. Just past 3 months now. No real change I can see so far. Will go for 6 months then bump up to 2 - 0.5 dutasteride per week. This will be my limit for cost and health. Then go another 6 months, & revaluate. If no change then back to once a week or drop dutasteride. So far no libido issues. In fact upon starting dutasteride very intense nightly erections occurred for roughly a month. No change now from when was on finasteride only. Been on finasteride for 12.5 years now + minoxidil (& Nizoral recently last few years). Major diffuse all over and crown virtually gone.

 

[Thinning Sucks]

How are you guys on this routine doing? I'm on 16 weeks 1 dutasteride per week with daily finasteride. No obvious change so far.

 

[kthxbi]

i'm not on the routine - was just posting it out of interest. i'm definitely interested in hearing more opinions / experiences of it though, so here's another bump for that. keep us posted bro.

 

[abcdefg]

dutasteride is better no doubt its a much stronger dht inhibitor, but the real question is what bad problems does removing dht long term do? Its safety is questionable