Renegade said:Then, I will be doing dutas M/W/F and finpecia on the remaining days. It's better than finasteride alone for the crown but not as risky as dutasteride ED for the hairline.
Renegade said:Sorry, but I don't buy that. finasteride on the non-dutasteride days would have to be better than nothing. The dutasteride does not "overlap" it - they have a cumulative effect.
The only reason I was planning on that combo was so that I wouldn't have to use the spironolactone twice a day to counteract the increased test at the front
person_123 said:i know this is probably a silly question.
but why is avodart not an fda approved hair loss treatment?
i mean, if it's stronger than finasteride, why is it not prescribed for hair loss?
what is it actually supposed to be used for?
and if it's meant to be used for something drastic, like to chemically neuter people. why not just decrease the dosage and make it safe for hair loss. like proscar and propecia. one is for enlarged prostate, one is for hair loss.
person_123 said:Oh so that's why.
From what I've read, here is what I understand.
finasteride inhibits production of one type of dht.
dutasteride inhibits the production of another type of dht.
Now if we were to combine the drugs, 0.5mg of finasteride, 0.5mg of dutasteride. Into one convenient pill. We'd have a much more potent drug to combat hairloss.
We'd also be paying a hell of a lot more.
person_123 said:Oh so that's why.
From what I've read, here is what I understand.
finasteride inhibits production of one type of dht.
dutasteride inhibits the production of another type of dht.
Now if we were to combine the drugs, 0.5mg of finasteride, 0.5mg of dutasteride. Into one convenient pill. We'd have a much more potent drug to combat hairloss.
We'd also be paying a hell of a lot more.