POLL on shed/avo/dutasteride on front... please take a look
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Jacky81 said:
ditto
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Or maybe they're just as strong in the front as they are in the back and center and the miniaturized and weak hairs just have to be shed first.
The regrowth may be more difficult on the hairline from finasteride/dutasteride, but I see no reason why finasteride/dutasteride would worsen the hairline beyond baseline. Unless the medication just isn't strong enough in front for some reason to stop the normal recession.
The regrowth may be more difficult on the hairline from finasteride/dutasteride, but I see no reason why finasteride/dutasteride would worsen the hairline beyond baseline. Unless the medication just isn't strong enough in front for some reason to stop the normal recession.
I know it won't make it worse than baseline. I'm just wondering which one is stronger than the other in front and if they actually are weaker in front.
Oh, and my norwood eyes have gotten sharper. I now know how to spot most NW2's from behind, by a faint pattern that appears long before classic thinning occurs. There is a guy in my math class who is in early diffusing, and I'm not sure if he knows.
Oh, and my norwood eyes have gotten sharper. I now know how to spot most NW2's from behind, by a faint pattern that appears long before classic thinning occurs. There is a guy in my math class who is in early diffusing, and I'm not sure if he knows.
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collegechemistrystudent said:
Well a lot of people on her ethink that dutasteride worsens the frontal hairline. But no one has any proof of it. People just say "well 104% test increase". That's not any proof that dutasteride would worsen the front. Techprof says that dutasteride improved his front.
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jdq - not one case? hmm, go ask slarti how his hair is doing, go ask deaner how his hair is doing. i will point this thread out anyway even though i see you have posted in it already, maybe it has changed your perspective slightly?
http://www.hairlosstalk.com/discussions ... c&start=30
jayman - there is no proof that shedding exists at all in conjunction with propecia or avodart. only anecdotal evidence. i know what it did to me, and thats all i know.
http://www.hairlosstalk.com/discussions ... c&start=30
jayman - there is no proof that shedding exists at all in conjunction with propecia or avodart. only anecdotal evidence. i know what it did to me, and thats all i know.
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I've been on Avodart for close to a year--
if anything, I've definitely gone through shedding cycles.
Sometimes I'll shed for weeks in the front. Sometimes I'll shed for week in the crown.
But it's not a global shedding-- it's more region-based.
Dutasteride has an ineffable way of working on the shedding cycles of your hair.
In all, I'd say that I've maintained and even improved the existing hair in the front... I'm unsure if I've lost more or less temple hair.
if anything, I've definitely gone through shedding cycles.
Sometimes I'll shed for weeks in the front. Sometimes I'll shed for week in the crown.
But it's not a global shedding-- it's more region-based.
Dutasteride has an ineffable way of working on the shedding cycles of your hair.
In all, I'd say that I've maintained and even improved the existing hair in the front... I'm unsure if I've lost more or less temple hair.