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Progesterone is a biologically active 5-alpha reductase inhibitor in humans. Furthermore, it undergoes a chain of reactions via 5-alpha reductase. When 5-alpha reductase is occupied by progesterone, it converts it into dihydroprogesterone (allopregnenolone), a hormone associated with calm and...

Do you have photos to track the improvements? Before, during, and after?

You're too stressed about balding; your hairline won't change in six months or a year. Just relax and start taking estrogen when you're ready.

I would advise you to use estradiol, it thickens the hair on your head and prevents hair loss.

In Russia, most things are sold without a prescription.

I use 1 mg estradiol gel + 0.5 mg sublingual estrofem. Progesterone should be used in courses because the receptors become accustomed. Sleep becomes shallow and superficial. If you have access to spironolactone cream, you can try it. Share your results.

Finasteride doesn't work, but progesterone is a human hormone that should work.

I would get a hair transplant in Russia for 2,000 thousand.

Yes, it's androgenic alopecia. Try finasteride.

You have a male hairline, I don't see any thinning or fading! But as a rule, the male line recedes over the years. If there are men on your father's or mother's side with baldness Norwood 3-6, then most likely there will be baldness

Our bodies, regardless of gender, have three hormones: progesterone, which is a natural 5-alpha reductase inhibitor, testosterone, and estradiol, a testosterone derivative. No one talks about estrogen. I explained why you have such side effects: finasteride is just a stopper, and 5-alpha...

The thing is that finasteride is not a biological human hormone and simply blocks 5-alpha reductase with its presence, while another hormone, progesterone, cannot pass through 5-alpha reductase to transform into the hormone of calm and sleep! Do not block 5-alpha reductase with finasteride, use...

A photo of your androgenetic alopecia would be helpful.

I am recruiting a group of young people with androgenetic alopecia for a study of the treatment of androgenetic alopecia with progesterone gel.

Why didn't you want to start with finasteride?