Tamoxifen Dosage To Combat Spironolactone Gyno

[Maave]

@Maave : you hair didn't take a hit from raloxifen bro?

Nope. Bicalutamide is working even with the increased T levels.

 

[arnoldd]

Nope. Bicalutamide is working even with the increased T levels.

@Maave
I read a little about this drug, if i understand it only block the androgen receptor without affecting testosterone levels, however it can cause gyne and sexual dysfunction.

If works on the androgen receptor the benefits for hairs are only a super high prevention of hairs loss or it can also regrowth hairs like spironolactone do ?

And what about using it topically in the scalp ? Can cause the same systemic effects ?
I cant take either finas and dutasteride for some strange allergy so maybe this drug could be a good alternative for me

 

[DHTcel]

@Maave
I read a little about this drug, if i understand it only block the androgen receptor without affecting testosterone levels, however it can cause gyne and sexual dysfunction.

If works on the androgen receptor the benefits for hairs are only a super high prevention of hairs loss or it can also regrowth hairs like spironolactone do ?

And what about using it topically in the scalp ? Can cause the same systemic effects ?
I cant take either finas and dutasteride for some strange allergy so maybe this drug could be a good alternative for me

the drug is really **** powerful, aint touching it again until after I test ru58841 and topical bica

 

[Maave]

@Maave
I read a little about this drug, if i understand it only block the androgen receptor without affecting testosterone levels, however it can cause gyne and sexual dysfunction.

If works on the androgen receptor the benefits for hairs are only a super high prevention of hairs loss or it can also regrowth hairs like spironolactone do ?

And what about using it topically in the scalp ? Can cause the same systemic effects ?
I cant take either finas and dutasteride for some strange allergy so maybe this drug could be a good alternative for me

It'll have the same hair benefits as spironolactone, probably better. Prevention vs regrowth seems to depend on the person and the strength of treatment. Bica is definitely strong. I'm getting temple regrowth. I chose bica because the only common side effect is gyno, which can be counteracted with SERMs or surgery.

Topical does work but still might cause gyno. Hemingway used it topically and said it was super effective but still got nip sensitivity. He switched to topical darolutamide which is also in the same class as bica and RU but with a higher binding affinity (good for topicals) and lower half life. The downside is that darolutamide (and enzalutamide) can cause anxiety through off-target GABA-A interaction.

Bica thread
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...calutamide-log-lets-see-if-this-works.114936/

Daro thread
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...me-topical-anti-hairloss-protocol-log.115582/

 

[arnoldd]

It'll have the same hair benefits as spironolactone, probably better. Prevention vs regrowth seems to depend on the person and the strength of treatment. Bica is definitely strong. I'm getting temple regrowth. I chose bica because the only common side effect is gyno, which can be counteracted with SERMs or surgery.

Topical does work but still might cause gyno. Hemingway used it topically and said it was super effective but still got nip sensitivity. He switched to topical darolutamide which is also in the same class as bica and RU but with a higher binding affinity (good for topicals) and lower half life. The downside is that darolutamide (and enzalutamide) can cause anxiety through off-target GABA-A interaction.

Bica thread
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...calutamide-log-lets-see-if-this-works.114936/

Daro thread
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...me-topical-anti-hairloss-protocol-log.115582/

Thanks for the answer, great info.
So it can cause gyno even if used topically. Really bad for me because i had gyno in the past and now im almost recovery after more than 1 year without drugs..

 

[Sanchez1234]

It'll have the same hair benefits as spironolactone, probably better. Prevention vs regrowth seems to depend on the person and the strength of treatment. Bica is definitely strong. I'm getting temple regrowth. I chose bica because the only common side effect is gyno, which can be counteracted with SERMs or surgery.

Topical does work but still might cause gyno. Hemingway used it topically and said it was super effective but still got nip sensitivity. He switched to topical darolutamide which is also in the same class as bica and RU but with a higher binding affinity (good for topicals) and lower half life. The downside is that darolutamide (and enzalutamide) can cause anxiety through off-target GABA-A interaction.

Bica thread
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...calutamide-log-lets-see-if-this-works.114936/

Daro thread
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...me-topical-anti-hairloss-protocol-log.115582/

Hi Maave, you can help out.
I developed gyno on dutasteride, of flut and quit it because i wanted to try estradiol after reducing gyno first. I took 60mg ralox for 5 weeks without succes, i think it even grew.. Source is legit.
Is there anything else i can try?