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| Hair Loss Drugs Share your opinions and experiences regarding drugs like Propecia (finasteride), Minoxidil and others. |
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I don't want to link to other forums on here, but basically it seems like the finasteride permanently altered the endocrine systems of a few of the guys.
Like their testosterone levels are wrecked and out of whack and they've been off Fin for ages. I guess that's what's being investigated by those Swedish(?) scientists now. |
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I tried everything to stay on propecia but the sides never went away. I agree that at times it can be physiological but for many people they are real and can be very nasty.
It took me 5 weeks to get back to normal after stopping the drug. Its ashame because I wanted to keep taking it to delay any future hair loss as I recently had a HT. If you do experience sides, they may be temporary. Try lowering the dose, skipping a day etc but if it doesn't work then you're not responding well to the drug. Also talk to your doc, I spoke to both my HT doc and GP but unfortunately nothing worked. On a positive note i'm very happy that the sides have gone and have not experience anything permanent like some users have. |
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