Jason76

I'd definitely stick with the 5% solution if I was you.

Nanogen is also pretty good for concealing.

Don't mean to put a damper on things but it's pricey and it's not that successful. People have found it to be overpriced and non effective. Everybody's different however and they could have been suffering from different types of hair loss. Do your research and lot's of it before you make any choice.

You are pretty safe on this one fella. I have searched around for you and I cannot find any problems with taking propecia and viagra together. Most docotors recommend it if you are experiencing erectile dysfunction with propecia anyways.

Your combination looks good, I would wait like Mrjb said for a 4 months or so before you come to any big decision like that. A hair transplant is a big decision to take, speak to a hair specialist before taking any decisions.

I'm with Mrjb on this one, lot's of these side effects are posted on forums and around the internet mainly as a marketing ploy for other companies. A lot of the side effects are true however, but I think you are getting to wrapped up in all the hype. Just my two cents

The hair shedding is completely normal. If you are seeing the white bulb at the end of the hair strands this is as well, completely normal. Your hair loss has to get a lot worse before it gets better, remember that.

Hey Guys, There are not a lot of reported side effects with the original propecia, however the generic propecia has more reported cases of side effects than that of the original. My advice is by the original, the extra cash it costs is worth it.

Wow, that is strong. I have never heard of this before neither tisab. Were have you seen this wanthairs?

It's strange to see that its starting come out so quickly. With male pattern baldness it generally comes over a longer period of time. Think hard, has anything changed in your life thats pretty major in the last few months? Have you started taking other medications? I would go with Mrjb on this and go and see a dermatologist. With regards to your diet, I would recommend going on a good diet making sure you get all the essential nutrients, b-vitamins etc. You will not know whether the vitaimins are doing you good yet, give it at least 3 weeks or so. Its no good just having vitamins while you carry on having a poor diet, get some good quality natural food down you. You can also try exercising more as this can't hurt. Hope that helps Jason

Yes and I've got a mortgage to let on Buckingham Palace but the tennents won't pay up. I'm gonna have to kick them out soon and find new ones if your interested?

Good info there Zac, should make use to new visitors who need a clearer picture. Although hair loss due to stress is quite rare I don't think it earns its right to be called a myth. Stresses such as meeting deadlines at work etc are not as stressful as traumatic experiences which is obvious. I'm talking about emotional stress due to a death in the family. Stress is a strange thing, just take it easy and try not to worry too much.

This guys posted on a couple of other forums as well, blatantly advertising.

Hey Shaz, If you have lost lots of hair, it's pretty much useless. It's only effective on people who have hardly lost any or have only just started to lose it.

It doesn't regrow hair, but for those that have just started to see thinning then they have got a chance in maintaining it and perhaps strengthening the hair. It's not recommended for people that have been suffering from hair loss for a long period of time or if they have severe hair loss.