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does any one here know that how long will telogen effluvium be experienced for when you start minoxidil?
Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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Average Telogen Effluvium lasts 3 months on average but can last up to 6 months.
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5 months on HRT today.
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so it seems that i should still wait and dont get disappointed from shedding associated with telogen effluvium
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I like to have feminine traits, girls are closer than menLook at his face, do you really want to become a woman just for the sake of hair? Well, that way you would not be able to find a mentally stable girlfriend. Maybe ask @Ikarus , he might be interested in becoming your girlfriend, but never expect better than that.
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The average height of Indians is 5 ft 8 inch, which is more than yours..
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The average height of Indians is 5 ft 8 inch, which is more than yours. You Little f*****...
Height doesn’t boost your appearance. If you’re relying on your height to make you look good, looks like you’re not gonna get far in the appearance game, sweetie...
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That's never gonna happen even if you put your balls on a railway track...
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@nWo Wolfpac, jgray, father_of_sheishido etc we all are able to save our hair and are still very much male.Look at his face, do you really want to become a woman just for the sake of hair? Well, that way you would not be able to find a mentally stable girlfriend. Maybe ask @Ikarus , he might be interested in becoming your girlfriend, but never expect better than that.
Hahaha.. and you're back again. Must share some special bonding with us, ha?
Can you mind your own business? Our regimens have nothing to do with you, and your words aren't going to change our minds...
I won't give you any masturbation material, unfortunately...
Then what's the point of commenting if you're getting nowhere? You can comment anywhere you like, but that doesn't mean we can't respond to you. And neither does that cancel out your possibility of getting banned again, since you are creating alt accounts under a VPN to surpass a ban. Take a seat, sir.
I would like to post about my progress, since six months has gone by and I think it's selfish of me to not post about my progress just because of one person. Although, I won't upload any images since allegedly my prior ones have been circulating around incel discord servers.
Six months has passed, and things have changed a lot. I would say the regrowth is starting to solidify, and the once-small hair are beginning to gain length. I can definitely admit that there has been at least a 30% increase in density, along with a significant improvement with the hairline area. My hair is definitely still a work-in-progress, and will probably take until February or March to reach a 50-60% increase in density. I am still relying on the use of hair fibres when going out, and avoiding the wind like the plague, but there is a decrease in anxiety when being outdoors which makes me pleased. I think my biggest struggle is going to be the frontal section; although my hairline is an NW1, the frontal section is thinner than the rest. Although, this was expected considering my frontal section and crown section were hit the hardest. I just have to give it more time, and I will report back in the future.
When it comes to my skin, it's pretty much the same. My sebum production is still tanked, and are slightly lower than when I was on isotretinoin. It makes me wonder about the true power of androgen deprivation therapy, and how dermatologists should use this method as a course of action for acne (isotretinoin is definitely much harsher on the body compared to ADT). I am still guessing my sebum production tanked significantly since spironolactone because bicalutamide has lead to a better decrease in androgenic activity. In terms of scalp sebum production, it's still tanked and my hair generally doesn't need to be washed for a week. I could definitely go without washing for longer, although I personally find that unhygienic, and could maybe trigger some scalp issues.
I will probably do another update in December. Until then, I hope you have found this useful and please ask me any questions if you like.
Six months has passed, and things have changed a lot. I would say the regrowth is starting to solidify, and the once-small hair are beginning to gain length. I can definitely admit that there has been at least a 30% increase in density, along with a significant improvement with the hairline area. My hair is definitely still a work-in-progress, and will probably take until February or March to reach a 50-60% increase in density. I am still relying on the use of hair fibres when going out, and avoiding the wind like the plague, but there is a decrease in anxiety when being outdoors which makes me pleased. I think my biggest struggle is going to be the frontal section; although my hairline is an NW1, the frontal section is thinner than the rest. Although, this was expected considering my frontal section and crown section were hit the hardest. I just have to give it more time, and I will report back in the future.
When it comes to my skin, it's pretty much the same. My sebum production is still tanked, and are slightly lower than when I was on isotretinoin. It makes me wonder about the true power of androgen deprivation therapy, and how dermatologists should use this method as a course of action for acne (isotretinoin is definitely much harsher on the body compared to ADT). I am still guessing my sebum production tanked significantly since spironolactone because bicalutamide has lead to a better decrease in androgenic activity. In terms of scalp sebum production, it's still tanked and my hair generally doesn't need to be washed for a week. I could definitely go without washing for longer, although I personally find that unhygienic, and could maybe trigger some scalp issues.
I will probably do another update in December. Until then, I hope you have found this useful and please ask me any questions if you like.
Hello guys. I’ve been taking bica 150 for a few months, recently started taking 2mg estradiol (single pill) a day. But I’m thinking on Switching to cypro 25 mg daily splitting a 50 mg pill in half, plus estradiol 4 mg daily. Will that be a good idea? I am not seeing the results I hoped I thought I’d get with bicalutamide. Please guide me guys, I want a slim body, get rid of some muscle and of course get hella lot of hair.
I’m 162 pounds and 5,10 tall if that’s important. I want to look delicate.