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The 4th week Update -- Thinking about going off of DUT because of side effects (Propecia, Avodart, Spiro, DHT & hormones ...)

posted by Goingallout, 01.04.2008, 20:51

» » I am going to start a log of my results on the following regime which I
» am
» » in the process of starting up. But first I have some questions that
» are
» » asked in the parantheses below:
» »
» » 0.5 Dutasteride daily
» » Rogaine Foam 2x daily (should I only apply it to the crown and vertex
» or
» » also to my hairline)?
» » Nizoral 2% cream (how often do people suggest?)
» » 1g Lysine daily
» » 2,000 mcg Biotin daily
» » 4 g daily MSM
» » 10g of L-Arginine (this is said to stimulate the release of growth
» » hormone, especially in those who exercise)
» » Multivitamin
» »
» » Any thoughts?
»
» I started this regime on March 4th, but started with Dut, and hadn't
» received shipment until about a week ago on the Niz cream. I changed out
» the Rogaine foam for Minoxidil 5% (from Costco) because people said the
» foam seemed to cause their hair to fall out. So I guess could say this
» should count as my first week on this full regime, but is my fourth week
» on Dut.
»
» 0.5mg Dutasteride daily
» Rogaine Foam 2x daily
» Nizoral 2% cream usually once daily, sometimes twice
» Nizoral 1% shampoo twice a week
» 1g Lysine daily
» 1 tablet of Maxi Hair
» 3 g daily MSM
» 10g of L-Arginine (this is said to stimulate the release of growth
» hormone, especially in those who exercise)
» Multivitamin
» 6-8 grams of Fish Oil
»
» RESULTS/EFFECTS: PLUS: Hair starting to come in on the right temple,
» probably the left one too (I haven't looked that closely). I don't see any
» particular effect on my hairline further up, but I am not bothering to look
» that closely until I am a few months into this thing. This is lighter color
» peach fuzz type hair, I guess that's called vellus. It's very short, but
» growing longer and in a minor way thicker. PLUS: scalp itch almost
» non-existent, I had forgotten how it was to have a non-itchy scalp. This
» is actually huge in terms of better comfort, and I am convinced that scalp
» itch and hair loss correlate significantly. I had the greatest scalp itch
» in the same place on my right side where I had the greatest recession --
» i.e. at the top of the temple going back up to the vertex -- sort of a
» David Letterman-type look. MINUS: I'm a little dead downstairs and this
» wouldn't be acceptable were I not in a personal situation where it's
» probably for the better. I can function, but I have less ejaculate. MINUS:
» Strange feeling in the head sometimes. It goes away when I exercise more or
» less. I had some headaches at first, but those are gone. NEUTRAL: Is
» enhanced testosterone making me somewhat more aggressive?



DUT makes me dopey. I have slight headaches. It's definitely having neurological effects. I don't mind the sexual side effects which have been subsiding. But I am wondering if I erred in going straight to the hard stuff -- DUT -- rather than trying higher doses of Saw Palmetto or trying Finasteride. This just can't be good for a person to feel the head-in-the-vise feelings I am feeling. What I'll really miss, if I do go off of it, is the lack of scalp itch. I haven't been exercising, but when I do exercise the effects on my head seem to be less. I am going to make sure I exercise everyday for a week and if I don't feel better, it's going to be Finasteride or more Saw P. instead.


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