Nickypoos's Story (19/ 2 Years Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
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Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
Holy f*** your hair looks good !
I may start dutasteride Bc if your success, no shedding huh ?
Holy f*** your hair looks good !
I may start dutasteride Bc if your success, no shedding huh ?
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Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
Thankyou very much! And nope, i never really noitced anything... i wasn't sure whether it was even working becuase i never had one adverese reaction apart from hair growing back.
irishpride86 said:
Thankyou very much! And nope, i never really noitced anything... i wasn't sure whether it was even working becuase i never had one adverese reaction apart from hair growing back.
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Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
did u ever had problems with sebum from the drug? if not, do u know someone to experience sebum problems from dutasteride?
did u ever had problems with sebum from the drug? if not, do u know someone to experience sebum problems from dutasteride?
Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
Holy sh*t!, that is unbelievable!
Did you ever try finasteride, and if so, what were your results?
I am so tempted to try dutasteride now because of this thread. I also only have hairline recession and it mostly occurred this last year.
Holy sh*t!, that is unbelievable!
Did you ever try finasteride, and if so, what were your results?
I am so tempted to try dutasteride now because of this thread. I also only have hairline recession and it mostly occurred this last year.
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Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
I don't understand what you mean by 'problems' with sebum? I've always had oily skin/hair for as long as I can remember, and the dutasteride didn't really make any change in sebum production (studys support the fact sebum isn't affected by inhibting DHT). I just wash my hair daily, and use an oil-free moistuirser which stops the greasy face. You could always go down the panathoic acid/ coenzyme A route or accutane. Not that it will make any difference to your hairloss. I certainly don't know anyone personally to have used dutasteride, all my friends are NW1's becuase were all teenagers :whistle: .
Thankyou
And I never tried finasteride, becuase my hairloss was lets say 'advance' for an 18 year old, I decided to go straight onto dutasteride to stop the problem dead. I certainly would recommend it to anyone if most of the hair has been lost recently, you should see good results even on the hairline with dutasteride.
JohnDoe1989 said:
I don't understand what you mean by 'problems' with sebum? I've always had oily skin/hair for as long as I can remember, and the dutasteride didn't really make any change in sebum production (studys support the fact sebum isn't affected by inhibting DHT). I just wash my hair daily, and use an oil-free moistuirser which stops the greasy face. You could always go down the panathoic acid/ coenzyme A route or accutane. Not that it will make any difference to your hairloss. I certainly don't know anyone personally to have used dutasteride, all my friends are NW1's becuase were all teenagers :whistle: .
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Thankyou
And I never tried finasteride, becuase my hairloss was lets say 'advance' for an 18 year old, I decided to go straight onto dutasteride to stop the problem dead. I certainly would recommend it to anyone if most of the hair has been lost recently, you should see good results even on the hairline with dutasteride.- Reaction score
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Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
You posted a link that sells dutasteride where you buy it from, correct ?
Is this shipped from overseas ? Do you live on the USA?
What are you spending on dutasteride per month in American dollars, thanks
You posted a link that sells dutasteride where you buy it from, correct ?
Is this shipped from overseas ? Do you live on the USA?
What are you spending on dutasteride per month in American dollars, thanks
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Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
Yeah that DRM pharmacy is where i get mine from. And nope im from the UK, and that pharmacy i believe is based in Jersey (small island near England) so makes it a little cheaper.
I pay £250 for a 6 month supply, which is equal to 400 US dollars for half a year, I however have just bought a years supply for roughly $750 US dollars.
Yeah that DRM pharmacy is where i get mine from. And nope im from the UK, and that pharmacy i believe is based in Jersey (small island near England) so makes it a little cheaper.
I pay £250 for a 6 month supply, which is equal to 400 US dollars for half a year, I however have just bought a years supply for roughly $750 US dollars.
Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
hello mate, cant believe your results .
i am also a young male from the uk with reciding temples , i am new to all this and just trying to decide what product to go with . have you had any side effects from this, why doesnt eveyone use dutasteride rather than propecia .
what are the possible side effects
hello mate, cant believe your results .
i am also a young male from the uk with reciding temples , i am new to all this and just trying to decide what product to go with . have you had any side effects from this, why doesnt eveyone use dutasteride rather than propecia .
what are the possible side effects
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Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
Thankyou, it's great to hear. It annoyed me this time last year when I struggled to find anything with pictures to prove dutasteride alone showed real re-growth, hope some peoples perceptions have changed from the rumours.
Alright mate, firstly I havn't ever had side-effects, didn't even think it was working untill i noticed my hair groing back.
Also, there are a few reasons why everyone doesn't use it, dutaseride isn't neccessarly proved for hairloss , i think due to the patent been too similar to finasteride, so it never was released as a hairloss drug, however it obviously does do the job, and better than propecia (as it inhibits nearly an extra 30% DHT), so doctors simply won't prescribe it to you, therefore you'll have to buy it from the internet which people don't like.
Second dutasteride has never been tested in the long-run, especially on young males like me and you as it is designed to give people 50+, so they could be side effects in long-term use.
Half-life is way way longer than propecia, propecia is a few hours, dutasteride is a couple of weeks, so if you got side-effects from dutasteride, you'll have to stick with them for a good month or two before they dissappeard unlike finasteride where sides would go in a few days.
The possible side-effects are the same as finasteride, but will last much longer, if you don't know the general sides they are erectile dysfunction, lowerd libido and man tits. Though this is a very small minority of people. 2% to be exact. Ofcourse all these sides with dutasteride and finasteride dissappear after stopping useage, also most dissappear once you get used to the drug.
Lastly cost, you could get six months of dutasteride for around £250, finasteride (proscar) could get six months for about £45.
ajnar said:
Thankyou, it's great to hear. It annoyed me this time last year when I struggled to find anything with pictures to prove dutasteride alone showed real re-growth, hope some peoples perceptions have changed from the rumours.
thomson_adam said:
Alright mate, firstly I havn't ever had side-effects, didn't even think it was working untill i noticed my hair groing back.
Also, there are a few reasons why everyone doesn't use it, dutaseride isn't neccessarly proved for hairloss , i think due to the patent been too similar to finasteride, so it never was released as a hairloss drug, however it obviously does do the job, and better than propecia (as it inhibits nearly an extra 30% DHT), so doctors simply won't prescribe it to you, therefore you'll have to buy it from the internet which people don't like.
Second dutasteride has never been tested in the long-run, especially on young males like me and you as it is designed to give people 50+, so they could be side effects in long-term use.
Half-life is way way longer than propecia, propecia is a few hours, dutasteride is a couple of weeks, so if you got side-effects from dutasteride, you'll have to stick with them for a good month or two before they dissappeard unlike finasteride where sides would go in a few days.
The possible side-effects are the same as finasteride, but will last much longer, if you don't know the general sides they are erectile dysfunction, lowerd libido and man tits. Though this is a very small minority of people. 2% to be exact. Ofcourse all these sides with dutasteride and finasteride dissappear after stopping useage, also most dissappear once you get used to the drug.
Lastly cost, you could get six months of dutasteride for around £250, finasteride (proscar) could get six months for about £45.
Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
thanks for that mate, got a few more questions.
what made you go for this product , it seems everyone just uses propecia .
are you not worried about the long term side effects
have you every tried Propecia
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thanks for that mate, got a few more questions.
what made you go for this product , it seems everyone just uses propecia .
are you not worried about the long term side effects
have you every tried Propecia
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Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
No problem, I chose this product because with my hairloss been rather advance for my age, and with early male pattern baldness running in the family, i felt propecia wouldn't hault my hairloss. Which also answers your question no I have never tried propecia.
And no I'm not worried about 'long-term' side effects becuase my educated guess is there isn't any long-term side effects. Sure there may be a possibility, but dutasteride ant finasteride aren't very different and work in the exact same way.
Plus there are some males with a genetic defect who were never born with DHT who live full length, normal lives. Which is the main reason I believe once you get through puberty and have fully developed into maturity there isn't very much to wory about.
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No problem, I chose this product because with my hairloss been rather advance for my age, and with early male pattern baldness running in the family, i felt propecia wouldn't hault my hairloss. Which also answers your question no I have never tried propecia.
And no I'm not worried about 'long-term' side effects becuase my educated guess is there isn't any long-term side effects. Sure there may be a possibility, but dutasteride ant finasteride aren't very different and work in the exact same way.
Plus there are some males with a genetic defect who were never born with DHT who live full length, normal lives. Which is the main reason I believe once you get through puberty and have fully developed into maturity there isn't very much to wory about.
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Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
No problem, I chose this product because with my hairloss been rather advance for my age, and with early male pattern baldness running in the family, i felt propecia wouldn't hault my hairloss. Which also answers your question no I have never tried propecia.
And no I'm not worried about 'long-term' side effects becuase my educated guess is there isn't any long-term side effects. Sure there may be a possibility, but dutasteride ant finasteride aren't very different and work in the exact same way.
Plus there are some males with a genetic defect who were never born with DHT who live full length, normal lives. Which is the main reason I believe once you get through puberty and have fully developed into maturity there isn't very much to wory about.
thomson_adam said:
No problem, I chose this product because with my hairloss been rather advance for my age, and with early male pattern baldness running in the family, i felt propecia wouldn't hault my hairloss. Which also answers your question no I have never tried propecia.
And no I'm not worried about 'long-term' side effects becuase my educated guess is there isn't any long-term side effects. Sure there may be a possibility, but dutasteride ant finasteride aren't very different and work in the exact same way.
Plus there are some males with a genetic defect who were never born with DHT who live full length, normal lives. Which is the main reason I believe once you get through puberty and have fully developed into maturity there isn't very much to wory about.
Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
cheers again mate...
do people cycle dutasteride/finasteride like you would a course of steriods . just to give your body a rest.
are there people who dont get any effects off finasteride , just everywhere i read its people using scare tactics
nickypoos said:
cheers again mate...
do people cycle dutasteride/finasteride like you would a course of steriods . just to give your body a rest.
are there people who dont get any effects off finasteride , just everywhere i read its people using scare tactics
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Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
Nope there is no cycle invovled and it would be a bad idea to do so. Once your body has adjusted to low DHT keep it that way and try be consistent with taking the meds.
By effects do you mean side effects or results?
As side effects go, 98% of people won't get side effects.
As results go, after 5 years, 80% of finasteride users will either maintained the same amount or be above the hair count they had before they started.
The reason I chose dutasteride is becuase I was certain I would be in the remainder 20% who continue to lose hair on finasteride after 5 years.
thomson_adam said:
Nope there is no cycle invovled and it would be a bad idea to do so. Once your body has adjusted to low DHT keep it that way and try be consistent with taking the meds.
By effects do you mean side effects or results?
As side effects go, 98% of people won't get side effects.
As results go, after 5 years, 80% of finasteride users will either maintained the same amount or be above the hair count they had before they started.
The reason I chose dutasteride is becuase I was certain I would be in the remainder 20% who continue to lose hair on finasteride after 5 years.
Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
Hey guys,
just wanted to say your results are inspiring.
I started losing my hair around 20. Started on propecia at 22. Now I am 26 and have noticed that it's really stopped working. Just about to start dutasteride today and will keep you posted with the results.
a couple questions however:
how long did it take for you to start noticing a decrease in hair loss/hair re-growth after starting the dutasteride?
how would you go about tapering the propecia? i was thinking about taking it and dutasteride for about a week together and then stopping the propecia. any other ideas?
thanks,
a
Hey guys,
just wanted to say your results are inspiring.
I started losing my hair around 20. Started on propecia at 22. Now I am 26 and have noticed that it's really stopped working. Just about to start dutasteride today and will keep you posted with the results.
a couple questions however:
how long did it take for you to start noticing a decrease in hair loss/hair re-growth after starting the dutasteride?
how would you go about tapering the propecia? i was thinking about taking it and dutasteride for about a week together and then stopping the propecia. any other ideas?
thanks,
a
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Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
Thankyou very much!
It took me around 4 months untill I started noticing any re-growth, I also noticed my shower plug was no longer getting blocked with hair.
If i was you, I'd just dive straight into the deep end. But thats just me, I doubt you'd notice much difference from the extra 20% DHT suppression, however to be sensible I'd take finasteride and dutasteride on alternate days and untill about the month mark go daily on dutasteride, just to make sure you don't get side effects your not willing to ride.
alex_NYC said:
Thankyou very much!
It took me around 4 months untill I started noticing any re-growth, I also noticed my shower plug was no longer getting blocked with hair.
If i was you, I'd just dive straight into the deep end. But thats just me, I doubt you'd notice much difference from the extra 20% DHT suppression, however to be sensible I'd take finasteride and dutasteride on alternate days and untill about the month mark go daily on dutasteride, just to make sure you don't get side effects your not willing to ride.
Re: Nickypoos's Story (19/ Month 8 Full Temple Regrowth - dutasteride)
Which is also what I did. Was on finasteride for 6 months straight, found it not working efficiently enough (with good reasons!) so I added dutasteride to like.. twice a week into the regime, then three times a week for a while and now I'm only taking dutasteride (sometimes a random Saw Palmetto tablet to though) as main DHT blocker.
Still having some diffuse thinning, which unfortunatly got a little worse for now. Hairline is looking slightly better, but have been using Minoxidil on the hairline longer than on top and crown so... Anyways, I'm now using Duta full time for about.. 2 and a half month, and experience little if any side effects at all.
As for my hair, I think it's shedding now from the Duta. At least, I'm hoping so. Did you experience a shedding Nicky?
nickypoos said:
Which is also what I did. Was on finasteride for 6 months straight, found it not working efficiently enough (with good reasons!) so I added dutasteride to like.. twice a week into the regime, then three times a week for a while and now I'm only taking dutasteride (sometimes a random Saw Palmetto tablet to though) as main DHT blocker.
Still having some diffuse thinning, which unfortunatly got a little worse for now. Hairline is looking slightly better, but have been using Minoxidil on the hairline longer than on top and crown so... Anyways, I'm now using Duta full time for about.. 2 and a half month, and experience little if any side effects at all.
As for my hair, I think it's shedding now from the Duta. At least, I'm hoping so. Did you experience a shedding Nicky?