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Hey,
Your experience is identical to mine. Im a 20yr old male who just started balding but I got on finasteride before it was noticeable to the untrained eye. When I was taking it the side effects hit me slowing first with random massive headaches for like a second or two and then with weaker erections. I never suffered from ED or anything. Now I believe I am a week off finesteride and I still have all the side effects but I hoping it all goes back to normal (fingers crossed) soon. My problem is that I was on month 3 and went through the shedding phase. Now I've decided that the severity of the side effects was too much. Now that I'm off I wanted to know if you ever regained your hair after getting off of finasteride i.e back to where you started.Comment
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I'm going to be perfectly honest with you dude, but the problem isn't that you are losing your hair, the problem is the fact that you 'feel' that you need to take products to get it back.
I have recently lost my hair, and for a while it was tough to deal with. However one day something clicked in my head, and I realised that going bald literally isn't a big deal, at all. I realised that all of my negative thoughts were COMPLETELY unjustified and based on horrid and false misconceptions of male pattern baldness. I can literally name the misconceptions that most bald men will experience:
1. Women/men won't find me attractive anymore (Completely false. As is the case with relationships in general, you will always find that within your ideal sex, people have different standards of what is beautiful to them. Nothing new right. However if you were to talk to a lot of people, you'd find that the majority LITERALLY couldn't give a crap about you being bald. Personality, confidence, dress sense and other tangibles are FAR more important).
2. People will see me different (Maybe for the first couple of days, but after they will get used to it and won't even dwell on it. The only person who is likely to dwell on it is the bald man himself, and this is only because he lets himself).
3. I looked so much better with hair (Once again, this is literally you saying this, and thus is not accurate of what OTHER people think. In my case, I have actually had people say I look better and more handsome bald. What's more, most new people you meet will only know the bald you, so present the new you as the best you. Trust me, it comes across really well).
Here is another point I want to strongly emphasise. If you feel that you can't live without your hair and have no choice but to take restoration products, it shows you have internal demons that you will have to address, and no amount of hair transplants will solve them. The only way is to face your demons head on and to smile in their faces. OWNING your baldness and using it to improve yourself is BY FAR the best thing you will ever do to combat your sadness, and anyone who says otherwise is either trying to sale you treatments or is giving you the wrong advice.
I'm always here to talk if you need some lifestyle tips dude
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