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I have booked an docs appointment for Monday to inquire about getting a prescription for propecia. I live in Scotland and was wondering if there are any other Scots on here that use it and is it a free prescription here. Also what should I say to the doctor? when I said to my last doctor 3 years ago I was concerned about hair loss, he sent me away.
I been balding since I was 16, coming up for 24 in the summer. My hairline has been slowly receding back for years now and if I am totally honest, it did not cause me much concern. The reason being that because my hair was thick it was easy to disguise. A cheap investment of 50p for a plastic comb made my hair lost seem unnoticeable to the untrained eyed. However its only really been over the last 6 months that my hair loss is getting me down. It has thinned dramatically over the last year, and also continued to recede. Also at the weekend I noticed a small bald patch forming. So basically its the beginning of the end for me, no questions asked in a few years time (1,2 possibly 5 if im lucky) I am going to be a baldy git.
Yesterday was the last straw, I was running late for a job interview and the wind was horrendous. I could not find the office I was meant to go to and as I was walking around aimlessly I caught my reflection in a car mirror. my hair was terrible looking the wind had just messed it up and worst it would not flatten. There was no way I could go into a job interview with ridiculous looking hair, I would be laughed out of the building. I was not that bothered about scrapping the interview as I never really wanted the job. However, this is just becoming a joke and it shows that it is getting in the way of my life.
So yea I done my research and I want to get on propecia. I know the risks and I'm willing to test it for myself. I was warmed by some websites/youtube that if I touched saw palmetto I would be burdened with a limb D, but I can tell you straight off saw palmetto (for me personally) did not effect me in anyway. IT did not harm me and it certainly did not benefit me.
cheers guys
I have booked an docs appointment for Monday to inquire about getting a prescription for propecia. I live in Scotland and was wondering if there are any other Scots on here that use it and is it a free prescription here. Also what should I say to the doctor? when I said to my last doctor 3 years ago I was concerned about hair loss, he sent me away.
I been balding since I was 16, coming up for 24 in the summer. My hairline has been slowly receding back for years now and if I am totally honest, it did not cause me much concern. The reason being that because my hair was thick it was easy to disguise. A cheap investment of 50p for a plastic comb made my hair lost seem unnoticeable to the untrained eyed. However its only really been over the last 6 months that my hair loss is getting me down. It has thinned dramatically over the last year, and also continued to recede. Also at the weekend I noticed a small bald patch forming. So basically its the beginning of the end for me, no questions asked in a few years time (1,2 possibly 5 if im lucky) I am going to be a baldy git.
Yesterday was the last straw, I was running late for a job interview and the wind was horrendous. I could not find the office I was meant to go to and as I was walking around aimlessly I caught my reflection in a car mirror. my hair was terrible looking the wind had just messed it up and worst it would not flatten. There was no way I could go into a job interview with ridiculous looking hair, I would be laughed out of the building. I was not that bothered about scrapping the interview as I never really wanted the job. However, this is just becoming a joke and it shows that it is getting in the way of my life.
So yea I done my research and I want to get on propecia. I know the risks and I'm willing to test it for myself. I was warmed by some websites/youtube that if I touched saw palmetto I would be burdened with a limb D, but I can tell you straight off saw palmetto (for me personally) did not effect me in anyway. IT did not harm me and it certainly did not benefit me.
cheers guys
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