Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.

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This is a hard life to tread. HRT works but not very quickly. It takes so long to work that you might grow a vagina before your bald spot fills in. I'm in a photo-finish race but to regrow, as opposed to maintain, any hair, you probably won't ever be able to plow again. Unless you happen to be androgynously attractive, this is not a path towards sex and children. I already had many of those, eh. I would rather lose everything more or less than be bald, and I have except I am way better looking as a female than I have been as a male in about 45 years. Enough estrogen for smaller men, might make you ageless but you will still probably need a wig. The health and longevity effects of estradiol are gob-smacking though. I feel 40 and might look that way plus the life of a semi-hot chick lawyer is way better than a balding, reclusive non-practicing one. Never give up!
 

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There is no risk of recurrence. The glandular tissue of the breast is completely removed and cannot regenerate, just like fat cells removed by liposuction. HRT doesn't destroy your body, it simply changes it. You can destroy your body with an unhealthy lifestyle, but even that is temporary and fixable.

I think doing this on a forum with toxic trolls is a bad idea. Especially when you have detractors. In fact, they're not limited to the few people who write nasty things here. Some people from the Russian internet used to follow me here. But we don't see them here. They're busy treating baldness with tinfoil hats (true story).
Just makes you into more of a beautiful boy. No breasts to scare off the real men, eh.
 

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the old guards of the forum seem to have swore on topical spironolactone but spironolactone is pretty bad for your health. bicalutamide is considered a better bet but i don't know if anyone here has tried it without estradiol as a base.
It might help some but it seems debilitating in a way that estradiol actually isn't. I haven't tried bica but spironolactone is just eh in almost every way that a substance can be eh. It does almost nothing and what it does do seems eh. You just feel languid and without energy. Maybe it's less feminizing than estradiol but that's the crux of the thing. Among Indo-europeans, women got all of the pussy and the hair. Men of course grow to be over 6 feet and weigh more than 250 lbs. Nobody can even see the scalp of a real man. No more whining.
 

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Listen to Mike Ehrmantraut.
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Mikey looks way better bald than half bald.
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You need a dominant sex hormone. That practically means you either transition and take estrogen to mimic the hormonal profile of a female, or you keep androgens as your dominant sex hormone. If you have mild hair loss, the latter is your best bet toward living a normal life as a male. Without a dominant sex hormone you are sure to suffer from bone loss and have a constant strong feeling of unwellness. Only way I could see a man benefiting from estrogen is that if he is balding so rapidly that he is becoming suicidal. Even then, you can be assured that your quality of life will change. If you gain hair back, it may prevent you from committing suicide. But keep in mind you will sacrifice the drive, mindset, energy, and sexual abilities of a normal man. HRT will chemically alter you to a feminine, sensitive, and delicate nature (not just psychologically but also physically), as well as inhibit your ability to reproduce. For some they feel that this trade off is worth it, or at the least better than entering the casket prematurely. It is amazing how little people understand about this subject when there are thousands of pages on this site (as well as the entire internet) dedicated to discussing this very subject.

You need a dominant sex hormone. That practically means you either transition and take estrogen to mimic the hormonal profile of a female, or you keep androgens as your dominant sex hormone. If you have mild hair loss, the latter is your best bet toward living a normal life as a male. Without a dominant sex hormone you are sure to suffer from bone loss and have a constant strong feeling of unwellness. Only way I could see a man benefiting from estrogen is that if he is balding so rapidly that he is becoming suicidal. Even then, you can be assured that your quality of life will change. If you gain hair back, it may prevent you from committing suicide. But keep in mind you will sacrifice the drive, mindset, energy, and sexual abilities of a normal man. HRT will chemically alter you to a feminine, sensitive, and delicate nature (not just psychologically but also physically), as well as inhibit your ability to reproduce. For some they feel that this trade off is worth it, or at the least better than entering the casket prematurely. It is amazing how little people understand about this subject when there are thousands of pages on this site (as well as the entire internet) dedicated to discussing this very subject.
Yes.
 

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estrogen did change my personality and life a lot but i can't really explain how. i think becoming handsome after experiencing life being sub5 has more to do with this than the hormones themselves.
Small androgynous males will very likely become much more attractive than previously to females but also more submissive to women and to men.
 

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Over 200 mg of spironolactone over a period of months might cause massive shedding to very little good point unless you are one of those 20-year long-run people. There might be a sweet spot but spironolactone seems to usually do little to nothing except make you feel crappy or cause huge sheds. I'm sure for some people who take it non-neurotically it helps some but none of those people are on here.
 

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Recently replaced coffee and black tea with licorice root tea. I basically only drink licorice root, nothing else, 5 cups a day. After a week noticed reduction in skin oiliness and after 2 weeks it's almost gone. Also hairs aren't greasy anymore and seem healthier. It boosts BP tho, so not recommended for someone with hypertension. Mine is pretty low, so it's one if the reasons I'm taking it.
It also seems that it boosted my E, because my T from recent tests was 80ng/dl and E was 35pg/ml(!) for some reason. Both tested with LC-MS method. I'm not on any form of HRT for a long time.
None of this actually happened.
 
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