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tomorrow (most likely), i will get my prescription for Propecia. about 2 months ago i went to the derm' and we talked about getting me on Propecia. he said "propecia should work well for you." this encouraged me, unfortunately i had some type of fungus/irritation on my scalp and so he prescribed something to take care of that. he wanted to fix that before getting me on propecia and so i had to wait... and wait... but tomorrow should be the day.
im somewhat nervous and excited at the same time. i mean, if im a good responder (which i should be) such a huge load will be taken off my shoulders. it will feel good to know that in the very least, ill most likely keep the hair i have for the next 3-5 years. best case scenario, ill regrow some. im hoping and even more so, expecting the best! i truely believe that having a positive attitude will somehow improve any situation.
side-effects... i wont lie, im a bit scared. i, however, have come to the conclusion that side-effects (the serious ones) are very rare . sure, i might have a decreased libido or maybe i wont be "rock-hard", still im confident that as time goes by any imbalances will work themselves out. actually, the only real concern i have is related to weight gain. im pretty heavy as it is (220) i have been working out though and plan to continue until i reach my goal (a solid 190-200). im a bit weary that the hormonal changes may make hard for me to drop weight or even worse make me even heavier... but like i said... gotta' think positive.
now ill officially be on the BIG 3. Ive already been on min and nizoral for the past 5 months or so. i welcome propecia to the family. id appreciate all the people who are having good success with propecia to maybe drop some advice. best time to maybe take it? adding any other supplements like L-argine (i plan on doing so)? working out tips? things like that....
my plan: keep what i got (hopefully regrow some)for the next 3-5 years. hopefully by then, ill be 28-30...
a) ill be at a point that losing my hair might not be such a big issue for me
b)more effective treatments with are available
c)hair restoration procedures are close to basically "curing" you (cloning)
d) theres a motherfriggensumabitchass CURE!!!!!!
either way.. i dont intend on taking propecia past 5 years. i just dont think it would be in my best interest to alter my natural hormones for an extremely long period of time. ok peeps, hit me up , i need the support and advice!
im somewhat nervous and excited at the same time. i mean, if im a good responder (which i should be) such a huge load will be taken off my shoulders. it will feel good to know that in the very least, ill most likely keep the hair i have for the next 3-5 years. best case scenario, ill regrow some. im hoping and even more so, expecting the best! i truely believe that having a positive attitude will somehow improve any situation.
side-effects... i wont lie, im a bit scared. i, however, have come to the conclusion that side-effects (the serious ones) are very rare . sure, i might have a decreased libido or maybe i wont be "rock-hard", still im confident that as time goes by any imbalances will work themselves out. actually, the only real concern i have is related to weight gain. im pretty heavy as it is (220) i have been working out though and plan to continue until i reach my goal (a solid 190-200). im a bit weary that the hormonal changes may make hard for me to drop weight or even worse make me even heavier... but like i said... gotta' think positive.
now ill officially be on the BIG 3. Ive already been on min and nizoral for the past 5 months or so. i welcome propecia to the family. id appreciate all the people who are having good success with propecia to maybe drop some advice. best time to maybe take it? adding any other supplements like L-argine (i plan on doing so)? working out tips? things like that....
my plan: keep what i got (hopefully regrow some)for the next 3-5 years. hopefully by then, ill be 28-30...
a) ill be at a point that losing my hair might not be such a big issue for me
b)more effective treatments with are available
c)hair restoration procedures are close to basically "curing" you (cloning)
d) theres a motherfriggensumabitchass CURE!!!!!!
either way.. i dont intend on taking propecia past 5 years. i just dont think it would be in my best interest to alter my natural hormones for an extremely long period of time. ok peeps, hit me up , i need the support and advice!