Pfs / Post-finasteride Syndrome. Sad Story.

[alexfighter1111]

 

[Marcaronii]

get the f*** out with this bullshit from the research section.there is a side effect subsection, we don't need this bs here.

also yeah right, after 5 years something happens and of course its the finasteride. never seen a doctor, never been diagnosed but self diagnosed after reading the forums, thats the spirit.

I thought you didnt care anymore, why are u still here?

 

[zaman]

All medications target only the symptoms they are intended to treat and adverse effects are always the product of placebo effect

 

[Marcaronii]

why are YOU still here? lol the guy in the video is such a moron, he has not even seen a fuckign doctor, he says in the comments he hasnt even tested his testosterone levels ever since he got "pfs" 5 f*****g years ago. he immediately self diagnosed after reading on the pfs forums. how dumb is that? very dumb

I am here because I care. And I didnt watch the video at all lol...

 

[disfiguredyoungman]

why are YOU still here? lol the guy in the video is such a moron, he has not even seen a fuckign doctor, he says in the comments he hasnt even tested his testosterone levels ever since he got "pfs" 5 f*****g years ago. he immediately self diagnosed after reading on the pfs forums. how dumb is that? very dumb

PFS doesn't show up in testosterone levels, retard. finasteride doesn't even lower testosterone levels.

 

[ZP31]

Peterson is right. How can he tell us he has had PFS for 5 years when he hasn’t even consulted with a doctor.

 

[disfiguredyoungman]

Peterson is right. How can he tell us he has had PFS for 5 years when he hasn’t even consulted with a doctor.

There are like 5 doctors in America that are even aware of PFS. PFS is an umbrella term for a variety of symptoms that occur after taking finasteride, there is no framework for an official diagnosis.

 

[Trichosan]

There are like 5 doctors in America that are even aware of PFS. PFS is an umbrella term for a variety of symptoms that occur after taking finasteride, there is no framework for an official diagnosis.

I attended the A4M conference a couple years ago and I can assure you there are more than 5 MDs that are aware of PFS clinically. Those that have actually published research on it, yes, probably less.

 

[spring15]

This guy looks so bad bald, like a member of the cone heads & his dick's broke. : (

 

[Vinc2097]

This guy looks so bad bald, like a member of the cone heads & his dick's broke. : (

you think ? i thought he looked great, with the beard and his great tan its not that bad

 

[disfiguredyoungman]

oh NOW it suddenly doesn't? you guys want to have it either way, some claim finasteride caused them f*****g hypogonadism and threw their entire endocrine system out of whack after their "crash", then some others say their hormones are perfect, for my argument it doesn't matter either way, this guy was on finasteride for 5 years and suddenly something happens and he doesn't even get the idea to investigate what it could be, see a doctor or anything, he immediately diagnoses himself with what is not even a medically recognized syndrome? thats so stupid

I already mentioned that it's an umbrella term and 'we guys' actually are not a single entity. I could equally claim that 'you guys' are constantly moving the goal post: If finasteride causes problems after a few weeks or a single use it is said to be impossible for the medication to have such an effect in such a short time. And if it causes problems after several years of use it is said to be impossible to have such an effect all of a sudden after prolonged use without issues.
...but I don't.

I went to several doctors and they just scanned my dick and prostate for tissue damage and looked at my hormone levels just to say that everything is fine, even though the handful of doctors who research PFS see it's root cause on entirely different areas. There is no known treatment anyways so the whole consultation of medical practitioners is kind of futile anyways.

 

[Ikarus]

ok but he is hot

 

[Long John Silver]

What is this bro rambling on about?... Self diagnosed himself, no evidence and all feels.

 

[Me Vs DiffuseThinning]

He is a conehead. He needs to grow out the horseshoe an inch or so to get rid of that conehead look. Bald just doesn't suit some people. Balding is better in his case. Also PFS is almost impossible to connect to finasteride. People get sick from other causes all the time.

 

[spring15]

you think ? i thought he looked great, with the beard and his great tan its not that bad

Relatively speaking he's not that bad, but with a NW1 he'd be extremely attractive

 

[Me Vs DiffuseThinning]

Relatively speaking he's not that bad, but with a NW1 he'd be extremely attractive

Even a horseshoe with a masculine face or a beard is fine for a guy in his 30s. Hair loss is really the worst in your 20s; too young to be a cueball, too young to rock the balding look.

 

[Vinc2097]

Relatively speaking he's not that bad, but with a NW1 he'd be extremely attractive

yeah with nwd 1 he would be 8-9 / 10 for sure ! but now he's like a 6-7 / 10.. but he's tan and let's say he's muscular. that helps

he's the perfect candidate for light SMP, just to but up a shadow up there to frame his face a little, im sure this will give him + 1 point

 

[OneDay_NW0]

yeah with nwd 1 he would be 8-9 / 10 for sure ! but now he's like a 6-7 / 10.. but he's tan and let's say he's muscular. that helps

he's the perfect candidate for light SMP, just to but up a shadow up there to frame his face a little, im sure this will give him + 1 point

He could even set his hairline a very little bit lower than is real hairline was (in case he also had a big forehead with hairs). With a good SMP he would easily be a 8/10. SMP can really cut your big forehead

 

[kiwipilu]

He could even set his hairline a very little bit lower than is real hairline was (in case he also had a big forehead with hairs). With a good SMP he would easily be a 8/10. SMP can really cut your big forehead

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why do people always call big foreheads? it does not really make sense...
It's just the fact people are receiding (like aaron paul) or have a high natural capillary implantation that give this impression. But in reality it's alright, it's symmetric(with or without hairs) unless ones have medical conditions..

 

[OneDay_NW0]

Different people have different symmetrics.
And also for the observers-eye it's not important where the illusion of a big forehead comes from.