How Likely Is Topical Finasteride To Go Systemic?

[StudyHacks]

Hi

I'm new to the fight. I wanna fight it with everything I've got.

So basically, how likely is it to go systemic? I'd really like to avoid the sexual side effects and also post finasteride syndrome

Do we have any studies on this, can anyone share their experiences, or answer this question please?

 

[bigjimmy]

I used it and it took about 4 days before I noticed the usual side effects.

 

[Yar]

Hi

I'm new to the fight. I wanna fight it with everything I've got.

So basically, how likely is it to go systemic? I'd really like to avoid the sexual side effects and also post finasteride syndrome

Do we have any studies on this, can anyone share their experiences, or answer this question please?

all lies about finasteride, one hope for everyone! Take drugs that help and not where you will hope! cyproterone or spironolactone + estradiol is your choice! And throw finasteride and dutasteride into sh*t! They inhibit 5a which controls not only androgens but also progestogens ! Spironolactone is a dihydrotestosterone antagonist, cyproterone is a testosterone antagonist! And let the losers go bald on finasteride and dutasteride!

 

[Jack Burt]

Read this thread:

https://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/threads/new-topical-finasteride-study-efficacy-sides.117896/

Btw, some still get sides on topical fina but it seems chances are much lower.

for how long have you been using setipiprant and how has it worked for you? any sides (I know it works differently than a 5 alpha inhibitor so I assume it wouldn’t affect libido and mood)

 

[Jack Burt]

also

for how long have you been using setipiprant and how has it worked for you? any sides (I know it works differently than a 5 alpha inhibitor so I assume it wouldn’t affect libido and mood)

what is the cost and dosage

 

[Yar]

Lol, if you don't value your manhood then follow this transexual regimen.

I sh*t on the masculinity androgens that rob me of my hair, I sh*t on them and I dove sh*t on you!

 

[Yar]

So you sh*t on your health too then. Destroying your male virility, sexual health for a chance of recovering your hair? You belong to the crazy group of Ikarus and co right? No wonder. Stop advocating this ill regimen to normal men and stay in your containment zone of this forum.

then do not use finasteride and dutasteride, these are drugs including transexuals.

 

[Jack Burt]

So you sh*t on your health too then. Destroying your male virility, sexual health for a chance of recovering your hair? You belong to the crazy group of Ikarus and co right? No wonder. Stop advocating this ill regimen to normal men and stay in your containment zone of this forum.

can you answer my questions about seti?

 

[washed_up]

I wanna fight it with everything I've got.

Bit of a contradictory statement here if you're not even willing to use oral finasteride. Most guys here that are on a regimen consider that the minimum step. Others would push it further and do dutasteride (this is my limit) and a very committed few would use anti-adrogens like spironolactone.

 

[Ikarus]

So you sh*t on your health too then. Destroying your male virility, sexual health for a chance of recovering your hair? You belong to the crazy group of Ikarus and co right? No wonder. Stop advocating this ill regimen to normal men and stay in your containment zone of this forum.

As if your regimen of vitamins is any better

 

[Ikarus]

Better than nuking my endocrine system and transitioning into a woman just to save hair.

And zix seems to be working.

Would you like to share some of your progress?

 

[Manochoice]

Hi

I'm new to the fight. I wanna fight it with everything I've got.

So basically, how likely is it to go systemic? I'd really like to avoid the sexual side effects and also post finasteride syndrome

Do we have any studies on this, can anyone share their experiences, or answer this question please?

(Mostly) everything goes systemic. Your skins is the largest organ that you have. Anything you put in it for a prolonged time will eventually go systemic.

 

[Pixie]

Would you like to share some of your progress?

This kills the Zix user

 

[Yar]

[QUOTE = "Голубь, пост: 1840273, участник: 129553"] Продолжайте придерживаться режима транса, который в свое время убьет ваше мужское здоровье. [/ QUOTE]
хрен тогда ищи режим, других режимов нет

 

[jazz1]

I have maintained my hair well on Finesteride from
Internal and topical. I also wash my scalp daily using a pre cleanser like dawn dish wash and than I use a regular rotating shampoo like Regenepure DR/Revita/BIG3 and Nizoral in different days but washed daily. I also oil my scalp every night. My hair has maintained very well for years using this method. The dawn dish wash cleanses the scalp and sebum production, to allow the DHT shampoos to work well alongside the topical finesteride lotion I use.

Diet is clean low sugars and i try to exercise regular. I have realised that you must target both internal and topical. Topical finesteride from what I read blocks scalp serum DHT by 90% +.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6609098/

Quote this study:

Combining topical finasteride with other agents
Research has also been completed to demonstrate the efficacy of topical FNS for Androgenetic Alopecia in comparison to topical combination therapies. A novel combination topical treatment by the name NuH Hair [topical FNS, dutasteride and minoxidil (MNX)], was formulated by Rafi and Katz (2011). 15 male patients were asked to apply the solution daily for nine months and were given the option of adding three further components to their treatment protocol: 1) oral FNS 1 mg daily 2) topical MNX 5% foam applied at least once per day, and/or 3) topical ketoconazole 2% shampoo applied 2–3 times per week. Eight subjects chose aggressive treatment with all four treatment modalities simultaneously. While all 15 patients demonstrated significant growth of hair by the end of the treatment period, the eight patients who utilized all four treatment options experienced significant growth in as little as 30 days; for the patients using topical FNS/dutasteride/MNX alone, significant hair growth was experienced after three months. The topical FNS/dutasteride/MNX was formulated as a hypoallergenic lotion and found to be safe even in subjects with atopy.14


This is the link for anyone interested in topical 15% minoxidil finesteride lotion that also contains other anti androgen ingredients.

https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...eck-here-for-alternative.121814/#post-1797859

 

[Ilia]

I used it and it took about 4 days before I noticed the usual side effects.

very similar, like 3-4-5 days after 1 application! low libido, no morning rock, sperm shot flow, no shots like Peter North and little quantity.

 

[dale2]

...ok, I deleted what I wrote here before because I realized that you can't compare topical solution with topical gel and neither with the Polichem version, so the data in the Polichem studies don't apply to any of the versions that you can currently buy online.

The liposomal gel may be the best product currently available given that it was designed to reduce systemic absorption and that you can request a custom/lower % formulation, but you are on your own... you can rely only on informal doctor opinions, no study to back it up.