One More Try?

General Discussion
#1

Well, it’s been a year and a half since I discontinued the drug (after which I had taken for only 15 days before experiencing ED and no libido). I feel I’ve basically tried everything…herbal medine, vitimains, therpy, TRT (very moderate sucess), and time. All the while my hair loss has gotten much worse!

Well, I figure…I’ve stopped taking the drug and haven’t gotten my libido back…so why not get back on it…this way at least I will have a moderate amount of hair left on my head (i’m only 26) and just pop a magic little blue pill with the ladies when the time comes. I mean what more do I have to lose other than more hair at such a young age!

Then just sit back and pray the hair loss stops and my body adjust to the drug and MAYBE just MAYBE GO back to normal. After all the current situation isn’t working!

#2

I have had the same rationale myself before. I’d like to say that if you have nothing to lose, then why not go for it. But on the other hand, a year and a half, as long as it is (and i know) is not long in the terms of your entire life. Depends on how bad you look with a shaved head I guess, and also how likely it is you think you’ll still have this problem a few years from now. But of course, you’re not going to get back anything you’ve lost using Propecia alone, so that’s sunk loss.

I almost went back on myself for the same reason, but my hair loss is fairly slow, and I would trade it all to have my penis where it was 2 years ago.

#3

If you want to keep poisoning yourself just to keep your hair nobody can stop you.

I’d get a hair transplant if I were you.

#4

I can’t do a hair transplant…i’m only 26! If I filled in my temples which are lossing hair a rapid pace then I would probably have ‘hair horns’ in a few years.

I guess I just figure what else do I have to loose? Maybe my body will adapt, maybe not. If it doesn’t and I quit again I will just be in the same position I am now. At this point I wish I never stopped the drug as weird as it sounds. At least I’d still have my hair, and looks like I’ll have to pop a V pill for some time to come anyway.

At this point, what’s the down side?

#5

Neurosteroid inhibition in the brain
Gynecomastia
Depression
Anxiety
Peyronie’s Disease
Liver Damage
Fertility changes
Increase risk for aggressive Prostate or Breast Cancer
Chronic Fatigue
Prostate destruction
Reduced Ejaculate
Impotence/ED
Loss of Libido

I could go on but I think you get my point, there are many bad potential implications of using this anti-androgen, feminizing drug. Some of them you’ve already experienced, why chance the rest?

Do as you wish.

#6

Anyone else ever tried this? If so, any luck?

#7

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