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And sort of bald now although I don't know the progression of his hair loss. Some times it comes quickly after 50.
Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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Он просто тварь за него все делаю телевезионщики ,зомбированное население,путин тварь и грабит простых людей поборами налогами и повышением пенсионного возраста
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Путин тварь которая обкрадывает бедных и отдает богатым
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Вы зомбированы средства массовой информации,на самом деле он педофил и любит маленьких мальчиков.Его секрет еще раскрыл Литвиненко.Россия давно от него погибла,погибло очень много деревень и селений после того как буржуи снова поставили россии на реставрацию капитализма.В россии большинство 70-90 процентов нищего населения.
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Hey guys just wanted to share my early days results with cypro 6.25mg EOD, Estrogel ED, finasteride 1mg, and minoxidil once a day.
I believe these photos were taking in 2015 when I was contemplating getting finasteride. I had my college photo taken in this state and it felt so miserable.
Before any treatments:
I was 24 in the upper photo and started finasteride at 25 I'd post pics but there really wasn't much of a difference, the temples closed in slightly but the hairline stayed the same. Switched to dutasteride for a year and kept shedding until the year mark and my coworker even said my hair was thinning in the corners at that point. So I figured the boost of testosterone was my issue. Gave up on it.
Eventually I had a hair transplant by Dr. Diep and I must say I was unimpressed 12k for 1700 grafts. Yeah I could've gone to turkey but I was really concerned about some of the unethical doctors results I've seen out there. If you have fine hair like me you can expect the need to get more surgeries.
So now I'm onto the HRT treatment 2 months in.. using way less than most people have previously on this forum. I've been shedding but not losing any ground and I think the corners of my temples are starting to round off? But strangely you can still see some gaps in my transplanted areas but there's hair sprouting at the hairline. I hope my temples will round off!!
Here is 2 months in on my current HRT regime at age 30.
Side effects:
-I started at 12.5 mg cypro and an instance of vertigo and had headaches so I dropped the dosage to 6.25 mg
-For those familiar with the estrogel measuring stick I use 1.25 in the morning and 1.25 at night. Not sure of the estradiol content but I know ppl usually use a lot more.
-Libido has taken a hit but I can still get up. I don't really mind this because before I couldn't go a day without masturbating, also when I orgasm there's also little to no semen.
-Now here's the worst part for me, I can tell gyno is setting in, not as fast as when I was on bicalutemide but its there. I have gained a lot of upper body fat during this whole covid thing. So I'm hoping working out and playing with lower dosages will help even if the results come in slower.
I believe these photos were taking in 2015 when I was contemplating getting finasteride. I had my college photo taken in this state and it felt so miserable.
Before any treatments:
I was 24 in the upper photo and started finasteride at 25 I'd post pics but there really wasn't much of a difference, the temples closed in slightly but the hairline stayed the same. Switched to dutasteride for a year and kept shedding until the year mark and my coworker even said my hair was thinning in the corners at that point. So I figured the boost of testosterone was my issue. Gave up on it.
Eventually I had a hair transplant by Dr. Diep and I must say I was unimpressed 12k for 1700 grafts. Yeah I could've gone to turkey but I was really concerned about some of the unethical doctors results I've seen out there. If you have fine hair like me you can expect the need to get more surgeries.
So now I'm onto the HRT treatment 2 months in.. using way less than most people have previously on this forum. I've been shedding but not losing any ground and I think the corners of my temples are starting to round off? But strangely you can still see some gaps in my transplanted areas but there's hair sprouting at the hairline. I hope my temples will round off!!
Here is 2 months in on my current HRT regime at age 30.
Side effects:
-I started at 12.5 mg cypro and an instance of vertigo and had headaches so I dropped the dosage to 6.25 mg
-For those familiar with the estrogel measuring stick I use 1.25 in the morning and 1.25 at night. Not sure of the estradiol content but I know ppl usually use a lot more.
-Libido has taken a hit but I can still get up. I don't really mind this because before I couldn't go a day without masturbating, also when I orgasm there's also little to no semen.
-Now here's the worst part for me, I can tell gyno is setting in, not as fast as when I was on bicalutemide but its there. I have gained a lot of upper body fat during this whole covid thing. So I'm hoping working out and playing with lower dosages will help even if the results come in slower.
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Maybe you should replace CPA with Bicalutamide and continue taking Estrogel? Bicalutamide is more effective and safer
I also think about trying 75mg Bicalutamide and 2mg E, or Estrogel, like you
I tried 12.5 mg of bicalutamide with no sides libido was strong and had what looked like healthy semen and this was with the same amount of estrogel. I got lumps under my nips in 2 weeks. I think I'm just sensitive to medications. I hear cypro typically isn't great for transwomen to get breast growth and I've read on forums that some believe it wont make them achieve there full potential.
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Cpa is great for regrowth, it worked very well for me too, but I had intense gynecomastia in a short time, loss of total libido, loss of total ejaculation volume, and it gave me a certain depression since I didn't beat high amounts of E2 to compensate for the lack of sex hormones, I don't have the courage to keep taking CPA, this is worse than bicalutamide in terms of side effects, not to mention the hyperprolactinemia that I developed quickly, and I want to remind you that pituitary growth to be more specific in the case of adenohypophysis that where prolactin is produced, if you have marked breast growth you probably already have high prolactin
and what can this cause?
Apart from what is written on the package insert that you are bald to know, this can cause blindness even due to nerve compression due to hypertrophied pituitary gland, intracranial hypertension and so on.
For me CPA is literally trading life for hair, literally.
but tato, I only use 12 mg, I only take 6 mg, regardless of the dosage its chronic use will increase the risks of side effects.
If you are willing to take the real risk, what I can say is that it works.
But is it worth it?
Who is in the treatment only time will tell.
and what can this cause?
Apart from what is written on the package insert that you are bald to know, this can cause blindness even due to nerve compression due to hypertrophied pituitary gland, intracranial hypertension and so on.
For me CPA is literally trading life for hair, literally.
but tato, I only use 12 mg, I only take 6 mg, regardless of the dosage its chronic use will increase the risks of side effects.
If you are willing to take the real risk, what I can say is that it works.
But is it worth it?
Who is in the treatment only time will tell.
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Cpa will wipe out all of your sex hormones, and its chronic use will expose you to an endless list of real side effects, CPA is banned in some countries.
You can try to stay in it for a period of time, and get out as soon as possible, don't think you can take it for the rest of your life, it will change your life forever in a way you can't imagine.
If you are XY, and you are not in transition, I do not advise you to go into it. It is a very serious decision. and it should only be taken with 100% certainty of the results and the risks.
And if you go in, you need think that it is a bullet in the cannon of a 6-shot revolver, you will rotate that cannon and put the revolver in the head, pray not to trigger where the bullet is.
You can try to stay in it for a period of time, and get out as soon as possible, don't think you can take it for the rest of your life, it will change your life forever in a way you can't imagine.
If you are XY, and you are not in transition, I do not advise you to go into it. It is a very serious decision. and it should only be taken with 100% certainty of the results and the risks.
And if you go in, you need think that it is a bullet in the cannon of a 6-shot revolver, you will rotate that cannon and put the revolver in the head, pray not to trigger where the bullet is.
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I don't know exactly what the short-run is but many, many people use CPA successfully and apparently without incident. It is legal in Canada and Europe and maybe Australia and spironolactone is largely unknown and unused in these places. It is not approved in the U.S. but many use it by buying off-shore. I wouldn't use it but Bridge did for a while.
Particularly for the "just in it for the hair" guys who might only be on it from 12 to 18 months presumably, it appears that some people respond to CPA or spironolactone or Bica but maybe not to the other two. I have never used it or bica, only spironolactone and Provera. I don't think that Europe would use this if it were lethal in the short-run but it is probably only intended to be used under the care of a doctor. Most seem to rate spironolactone or bica as safest in the long-run but bica is not hands down safer or anything, at least according to the people at the webinar on reddit related to breast growth that I attended last year. I would avoid AA's in general if possible. Bica is also much more expensive than the other two, so there are many factors but better to use more estradiol perhaps but that can have negatives like increased blood clot risk.
6.25mg is a lower than average dose and if it is therapeutic at that dose then it is hard to say no to more hair especially since we believe that maintenance is much easier than regrowth.
Particularly for the "just in it for the hair" guys who might only be on it from 12 to 18 months presumably, it appears that some people respond to CPA or spironolactone or Bica but maybe not to the other two. I have never used it or bica, only spironolactone and Provera. I don't think that Europe would use this if it were lethal in the short-run but it is probably only intended to be used under the care of a doctor. Most seem to rate spironolactone or bica as safest in the long-run but bica is not hands down safer or anything, at least according to the people at the webinar on reddit related to breast growth that I attended last year. I would avoid AA's in general if possible. Bica is also much more expensive than the other two, so there are many factors but better to use more estradiol perhaps but that can have negatives like increased blood clot risk.
6.25mg is a lower than average dose and if it is therapeutic at that dose then it is hard to say no to more hair especially since we believe that maintenance is much easier than regrowth.
So you're saying regardless of how low of a dose you take it keeps building up and leads to high prolactin? A user on here named nWowolfpac said he would take occasional breaks from cypro and still continue to get gains. When I got lumps off bicalutamide after 2 weeks I got off it for a month and it went away. Right now with cypro it just feels like slight fat around the breast. I'm gonna try ab excercises and cut back on dosing for awhile.
I've read on trans-forums that 1-2mg still showed results of great reduction in testosterone. I dont plan on staying for it for more than a year but it amazes me how so many have gotten away with the hardcore 50-100 mg doses. The side effects are scary but it also gives me relief of my anxiety. A b**ch that cut my hair told me I look like frankenstein without bangs and it makes it so hard to find confidence in flirting with girls. At 30 years old if I keep holding off I'll never get the chance to revive the follicles. So I guess it is worth life for me but I'm going to try to do it as safely as possible. Thanks for sharing your experience.
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It seems that Yar wants to participate but I can't read cyrillic or Russian. I remember that there used to be a guy from maybe Spain on here and he would always post in Spanish which I speak and Tato understands but we weren't on here yet and no one understood him and he would post quite often. I don't know how hard it is to use Google translate. Do you have to cut and paste twice to answer a question?
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Nice hair dresser. I have been cutting my own since I was 20 because I allowed no one to look down on my crown. That's filled in now so I might go like once a year since I am growing mine out as long as possible. The ears are finally covered and my "male" tight/mullet curls are relaxing very nicely. The benefits of this psychologically, if a person can get it to work are off the charts so we have to take that in account too.
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This sounds a bit harsh, no? The metaphor about a revolver, I would change to, if you feel depressed from this med, then listen to Revolver, on vinyl preferably.