25mg bica on top of proper e2 injections makes ur skin good but gives you michael jackson face almost and thins hair out. i wonder if @Adri23 problem comes from him taking 25mg every other day as opposed to 12.5 daily. the 25mg dosage all at once may be hard on the liver or inherently start ar upreg somehow
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Exactly. It made my dht to spike as well. I stopped it entirely. I havent taken it for an entire month and things got worse but I think my receptors must be hypersensitized after a year and 6 months on it.
25 mg daily with castrate levels of T is just poison
i mean poison is going a bit far, i think you had a particularly bad reaction. since ive done this experiment twice now, i can say 25mg bica reacted exactly the same both times, with mogger skin and the hairline/partline gains getting fukkd. i expect the hair to improve within a few weeks on 12.5, just as it did last time, as well as more temperamental skin but whatever.
so im not gonna touch bica
how much water u drank today so far lil cuh
In my personal opinion (not everyone has to agree with me) I think one of the best treatment for Androgenetic Alopecia is estradiol injections, dutasteride at 2.5 mg or more and minoxidil. dutasteride at high dosage already inhibits like 80-90% 5ar1 and 98-99% 5ar2 so you would be left with castrate levels of T which shouldn't be a big issue.
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Low-mid doses spironolactone might also work for body hair since many women that has hirsutim uses it, but I can't say for sure since I've never tried it. All I know is bica is the only thing that worked for my body hypertrichosis from minoxidil, but the issues that can rise on the receptor with long term exposure is not worth it for me.
EDIT: There is a study on spironolactone and oral minoxidil hypertrichosis: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39133327/#:~:text=Low dose oral minoxidil (LDOM,may reduce LDOM-induced hypertrichosis.
EDIT: There is a study on spironolactone and oral minoxidil hypertrichosis: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39133327/#:~:text=Low dose oral minoxidil (LDOM,may reduce LDOM-induced hypertrichosis.
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so proud of u sis
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I have not noticed any effect of Bicalutamide on my hair. But it does a great job of reducing oiliness of the skin, which greatly affects the quality of life (constant oil on the face is irritating), reduces pores and improves the quality of the skin in general.
I am skeptical that it can thin your hair because thinning means you are going bald again.
I take 37.5mg 3 times a week.
I am skeptical that it can thin your hair because thinning means you are going bald again.
I take 37.5mg 3 times a week.
maybe a shed?But he said he lasted more than 6 months(?)
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There was no shed. I only experienced shed once: when I switched to testosterone for 3 weeks and then switched back to E. Shed lasted 4 months and manifested itself in me seeing more hair in the shower than usual. I take Bicalutamide because without it my skin gets oily.
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i was talking about adri.He might have a shed when upped bica
The explanation is that your cell can produce any androgen in its nucleus using cholesterol as fuel.
so low cholesterpl diet should help?
No lol. Your liver makes all the cholesterol your body needs, even with a low cholesterol diet