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Dutasteride improves male pattern hairloss in a study in identical twins (Propecia, Spiro, DHT & hormones ...)

posted by Goingallout, 12.05.2008, 14:42

» » And the miracle is still that in all these studies upon dut, we never
» hear
» » of adverse cases of shedding, frontal or other. It seems that only
» posters
» » of this site are affected.
»
» Not just this site, but ALL sites! Funny how there's not so much as a
» single word about "shedding" and "this drug destroyed my hairline!" in
» finasteride and dutasteride studies!
»
» .


I guess I am one of the lucky ones. At more than 8 weeks, in fact nearing 10, I have not yet gone through any significant shed, but have a lot of hair coming in at the temples. The only problem with the hair is it's basically really thin and invisible. In real terms, then, the regrowth has done nothing real for my hairline. But I guess I have to believe a) if it's working to regrow hair from follicles that had gone dormant, it must also be preserving hair that is still there and b) the regrowing hair might "convert" and become thicker and regular.

The nicest part of the experiment so far is that my scalp itch is entirely gone. It stopped completely around the same time I switched to topical dutasteride.

Complete thread:

• Dutasteride improves male pattern hairloss in a study in identical twins - HairSite Admin, 09.05.2008, 22:54 (Propecia, Spiro, DHT & hormones ...)
  • Dutasteride improves male pattern hairloss in a study in identical twins - brm, 11.05.2008, 23:19
    • Dutasteride improves male pattern hairloss in a study in identical twins - Bryan, 12.05.2008, 09:31
      • Dutasteride improves male pattern hairloss in a study in identical twins - Goingallout, 12.05.2008, 14:42
        • Dutasteride improves male pattern hairloss in a study in identical twins - brm, 12.05.2008, 22:48