Yes. I already said you could do that with the blood test.
But what are you going to do with those results?
Say your results are "80" instead of "100".
Then what?
(To address your next 10 questions, ill just respond to them now)
Jefsss: well then i could know to take more Propecia
(which I would reply with)
HairLossTalk.com: exactly what threshhold number would you use to determine you need to take more propecia?
Jefsss: I don't know. Doesnt Propecia inhibit X percent of DHT in the body? If its not inhibiting that much, then i can take more.
HairLossTalk.com: We have no data tying in % decrease with a blood test result number. meaning: we cant see an "80" and know that you are only getting X % inhibition. Unless you had repeated tests prior to Propecia to determine an ongoing average # for your baseline, and then several repeated tests to determine an average change after starting Propecia, we can't know the % your DHT has decreased. Its different for each person.
jefsss: oh, okay.
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