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TE in men (Propecia, Avodart, Spiro, DHT & hormones ...)

posted by brm, 18.05.2008, 11:38

Problem with TE is that it is not accurately described from a medical point. Jtelecom points to stress as a possible cause and pregancy in women as a possible other. In the latter, TE could be described as a provisional hormonal imbalance affecting hair whereas MPB is a permanent one. So, we're back to someone else's comment in this thread. With such a generic term, inapt to determine an accurate diagnosis, TE allows many docs to send back their patients saying: "wait a little, all this will turn out OK soon"... leaving them at los(s)t.

Complete thread:

• TE in men - HairSite Admin, 15.05.2008, 22:29 (Propecia, Avodart, Spiro, DHT & hormones ...)
  • TE in men - helpmeout, 16.05.2008, 00:37
  • TE in men - Jtelecom, 16.05.2008, 00:38
  • TE in men - abcxyz, 16.05.2008, 13:33
    • TE in men - HairSite Admin, 16.05.2008, 15:07
      • TE in men - helpmeout, 17.05.2008, 14:48
        • TE in men - HairSite Admin, 18.05.2008, 11:44
    • TE in men - Jtelecom, 17.05.2008, 16:22
      • TE in men - helpmeout, 17.05.2008, 18:53
        • TE in men - Jtelecom, 17.05.2008, 19:08
          • TE in men - brm, 18.05.2008, 11:38
            • TE in men - Jtelecom, 18.05.2008, 13:54
              • TE in men - brm, 18.05.2008, 17:27
                • TE in men - Jtelecom, 18.05.2008, 21:23
                  • TE in men - brm, 18.05.2008, 23:17
                    • TE in men - Jtelecom, 18.05.2008, 23:26
                      • TE in men - brm, 19.05.2008, 17:02
                • Distinguishing AGA From Chronic TE when associated in the same patient - HairSite Admin, 19.05.2008, 03:59
                  • Distinguishing AGA From Chronic TE when associated in the same patient - Jtelecom, 19.05.2008, 23:08