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"How is Dutasteride different from Propecia?
Both medicines work in a similar way. However, Dutasteride inhibits the activities of two types of 5-alpha-reductase enzymes. In contrast, Propecia (Finasteride) only inhibits one type. Dutasteride has been shown to decrease levels of DHT by 90% after only two weeks, making it a more powerful and faster-acting weapon against hair loss and BPH than Finasteride. "
this is an internal medicine. within the first 10 minutes of ingestion, the drug is entering your blood stream and should start to have an effect on DHT shortly thereafter. I have been using generic dutasteride for 37 days and, if anything, things have gotten worse. why does everyone say that i need to give it time? if the drug has been in my bloodstream every day for the last 37 days with no effect, why will it all of a sudden start to work 2-3 months from now? does anyone have any basis in fact behind this theory, or are you all just regurgitating things you've heard/read?
"How is Dutasteride different from Propecia?
Both medicines work in a similar way. However, Dutasteride inhibits the activities of two types of 5-alpha-reductase enzymes. In contrast, Propecia (Finasteride) only inhibits one type. Dutasteride has been shown to decrease levels of DHT by 90% after only two weeks, making it a more powerful and faster-acting weapon against hair loss and BPH than Finasteride. "
this is an internal medicine. within the first 10 minutes of ingestion, the drug is entering your blood stream and should start to have an effect on DHT shortly thereafter. I have been using generic dutasteride for 37 days and, if anything, things have gotten worse. why does everyone say that i need to give it time? if the drug has been in my bloodstream every day for the last 37 days with no effect, why will it all of a sudden start to work 2-3 months from now? does anyone have any basis in fact behind this theory, or are you all just regurgitating things you've heard/read?
