People usually have issues when they stop (a minority of people, probably around five percent). That is why it is called Post Finasteride Syndrome. So, stopping gradually is probably thebest idea.
But if you stop, you will probably lose all of the gains you made in the past fourteen years. I just started, and I'm in my mid/late forties. It's been doing a lot for me, and quite honestly, I wished I started fifteen years ago. I only used Minoxidil up until 42/43 (surpisingly). Went between a Norwood four and five.
Now added liquid Finasteride and a lot of liquid Progesterone, combined with thirty percent Minoxidil. That and occasionally solid Finasteride. Gradually went from a four to a Norwood three v. It's too late to get my hairline back, but I'll take whatever I get.
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