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**michel sapin** · 02-07-2016, 05:30 AM

101 views, no reply ? Plz guys i'm really depressed about my hairloss , if someone could answer it would be great.

**BaldingEagle** · 02-07-2016, 06:41 AM

It's possible.

I would suggest adding minox twice a day.

**bmoreno515** · 02-07-2016, 07:10 AM

Hey Michael what exactly do you ask your doctor for when wanting a test for your testosterone levels and free testosterone level?

**michel sapin** · 02-07-2016, 07:30 AM

thx to reply guys .

I have tried minox for 4 month without sucess , and im really senstitive to propylene glycol , it made my hairline worst .

I'm french so in france in order to have a blood test you have to ask your doctor and its quite hard because they know nothing about propecia and hairloss in general .
You know i had to tricks him a little bit , ive said that i had a beginning of gyno , so i wanted to have my global testosterone , dht and oestrogen monitored .

**michel sapin** · 02-07-2016, 07:33 AM

and im really starting to think that propecia can make things worst .

Because my global testosterone have increased of almost 30 % .

At the beginning i had a really low level of testosterone and dht , after 6 month my dht decreased and my testosterone increased , but im still in the low range .

However ive done some impressive muscle gains since starting propecia . Ive got no acne or increase libido but my hairline is receding more than before .

**michel sapin** · 02-07-2016, 07:43 AM

i hope that propecia isnt doing the effect of a testosterone cycle on me .

**burtandernie** · 02-07-2016, 10:09 AM

I dont care what anyone says more T is never going to help your hair. Its an androgen no different than DHT just weaker. If your hair is sensitive to androgens than T is going to have some effect. Just nothing can be done to stop that now since T is such an abundant male hormone you cant just remove it

**Ziggyz123** · 02-08-2016, 07:10 AM

It's literally impossible to answer that question. There is the pseudoherm model that is type 2 deficient, but still has normal test levels that do not lose hair, however fin elevates it a tad and dutasteride a lot more. I was on fin for a year and my hairline/ hair became terrible. I stuck it out for another year and had no change in loss. After the second year I went on dut which I'm on now. No change and it isn't helping. My crown which I wasn't losing is now thinning and going through a shed along with mid scalp, plus, my hairline continues to recede.

Dutasteride increases scalp testosterone greatly so I can say that this may be the issue, but dht is a lot more potent in terms of binding to AR. Some people just have terrible luck with these meds like you and me.

Do you have psoriasis or sd?

**Dench57** · 02-09-2016, 04:20 AM

Testosterone can still hurt you hair, it's just approx. 5 times weaker at doing so than DHT. Considering a topical AA that blocks both DHT and Test.

**burtandernie** · 02-12-2016, 09:13 PM

I think a topical like RU or CB if actually released could be a legit game changer. Attacking both T and DHT from a different angle combined with fin could make a huge difference IMO, but we dont really know anything besides random forum stories. None of these are actually fully studied or released in proper vehicles.

**Smallville** · 07-19-2016, 10:09 PM

Michael Sapin..

How is your hair ? Are you still on fin???

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