Yeah, I'll lower the dosage, but it is weird side effects only appear the hours after and next day, but then I don't have sides at all. For example I used it Friday, I was kinda bad hours after using it, and yesterday, I was very bad all day, but now I'm like I have never took bica.
Finasteride losing effectiveness after 17 months, building up tolerance or what? (Blood Tests)
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Yes, just an assumption, though. Also, the pigtail and the broken hairs. Furthermore, I noticed that my legs have patchy hair loss, which was not like that before. They became like this: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4830179/->Anterolateral Leg Alopecia.
Anyways, the clinic, fortunately, performs scalp biopsies, etc. I will make an appointment to check hair quality, trichoscopy, etc. I can't stand like this and losing ground rapidly. (I might have something autoimmune developed as well).
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Adri, use about from 0.1 to 0.5% once-twice a week MAXIMUM. Bicalutamide it's so potent with such a great half-life. I hope your sides subside.
Yeah I will bro, but these side effects are very weird. Haven't heard about them. Side effects goes away within a day fortunately.
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Chest pain and breathing problems and swelling in legs are One of many sides of bicalutamide. U just havent read all the sides of it.
The edema especially could be from the high estrogen activity.
I've read something but that is usually with a dose of 50mg ml every day. I was using 10mg/ml twice weekly topically
Adri, how many ml you were using?
How can trans people use estrogen with these sides?
I was using 2 ml each time.
40 mg is pretty potent. Remember, I only used 0.1% estriol crushed in Ethanol, and my levels got up x10 times. The classic vehicle makes everything going systemic easily.
I don't know.
But estriol is very potent, I don't think bica rise E that much, right?
Not estradiol. Estriol is way weaker than E2. We are not inside the body to know how much or how little.
Still more potent than alfatradiol I think.
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People will take crazy risks and desperate measures if they want something bad enough even if it means they will regret it later. Think about what you are doing yourself. Using a drug that is not the first line of treatment for hair loss. Why? They are going to deal with it for their ultimate goal. It's for self gratification and trying to use a band aid for a mental health problem.
Yes, I would place it above Alfatradiol. But don't forget, neither 17α is "saint". Every treatment could give sides, and still 17α is an estrogen too.
Yeah, I always say mental health is more important than physical health. I can live with body aches, but not with severe anxiety and depression.
I've read alfatradiol is nothing to worry about. I'm tolerating it pretty good.
@Pls_NW-1 quote about desperation will forever haunt me: Desperate people do desperate things. It is such a shame we need to take that risk and is a shame too that our mental health is getting declined so much.