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Hello Group,

 

 

Well, I have bitched and cried enough in the past on this forum. I have complained about androgenetic alopecia, telegon effluvium, and transplants not working. Now I will share my good news. My most receint addition to my drug cocktail has been Avodart. I believe this drug is the major reason for my improved fullness and hairline thickening. I have uploaded 4 pictures of the significant stages of my hair loss and regrowth period.

 

 

Stage I: Aug 02-(AGA) orchiectomy, Proscar,

Premarin, Provera

Stage II: Jan 03-(HT1835) added Minoxidil

Stage III:May 03-(TE) added Spironolactone

Stage IV: Sep 03-(REGROWTH) added Avodart

 

Thank you all who have helped me in the past, especially Jenn icon_smile.gif

 

Luv

Purpella

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Hello Group,

 

 

Well, I have bitched and cried enough in the past on this forum. I have complained about androgenetic alopecia, telegon effluvium, and transplants not working. Now I will share my good news. My most receint addition to my drug cocktail has been Avodart. I believe this drug is the major reason for my improved fullness and hairline thickening. I have uploaded 4 pictures of the significant stages of my hair loss and regrowth period.

 

 

Stage I: Aug 02-(AGA) orchiectomy, Proscar,

Premarin, Provera

Stage II: Jan 03-(HT1835) added Minoxidil

Stage III:May 03-(TE) added Spironolactone

Stage IV: Sep 03-(REGROWTH) added Avodart

 

Thank you all who have helped me in the past, especially Jenn icon_smile.gif

 

Luv

Purpella

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If I read your post right, the only thing's that you have given time to work would be the Proscar and the hair transplant(1,835 graft's).

 

HT1835? That did mean a 1,835 graft hair transplant didn't it ?

 

From where you started you have come a long way. You look great...

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That's OK an "impatient bitch" is a bitch who has goal's..LOL..And that's a good thing..

 

Who did the HT work ?

 

Sorry Pat, is the B-word gonna get us kicked out ?

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Purpella, I have a problem with your post. You state that Avodart has caused increased thickening of your hair. You have been on it for what, 2 weeks? I think you are seeing the very good results of Dr. Albert's work. From the pictures, it looks like your HT hair grew to a decent length before falling out like most transplanted hairs do. Your results are also from the other procedures and drugs that you have listed. I am happy for you that your hair now looks very good. I just don't think the results are from Avodart which I understand is a rather expensive drug.

 

[This message was edited by JohnH on September 14, 2003 at 07:28 AM.]

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Each stage has this information:

1) Date of picture

2) Discription of what is going on with my hair

up to the time of the photo

3) Treatment used prior to the photo

 

 

I have been on Avodart for 4 months.(Stage IV)

The fall out in the pic is not from the HT, but from TE. (Stage III)

TE = telegon effluviun brought on by Spironolactone and Avodart.

HT1835 = hair transplants @1835 grafts (Stage II)

I have been on Premarin and Provera 2 years before the first photo. I believe these drugs maintained my hair only. (Stage I)

 

I hope that this info helps.

 

I guess my attempt at making a summary made things confusing icon_eek.gif

 

 

Purpella

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Things are looking pretty good so far! You've had a great deal of growth since May '03. Quick question...what are we looking at in pic # 1 there? Is that a scalp reduction incision in the middle? Your post stated "orchiectomy", but I'm pretty sure that is not the medical term for that. icon_wink.gif

 

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