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Help superdrol: Hair loss

feelingfizzy

feelingfizzy

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Finished SD 3 week cycke and PCT a week ago.

Noticed a patch of thin hair today. WTF? What should i do? is this going to get worse.
 
hard to say... it may just grow back. Minoxidil may help you.
 
Dr. Death said:
If it is the hair line there is no chance it will go back. You might have a shot if it is a patch.
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??? Why such a blanket statement? All parts of the head can grow hair back...it depends on the person.

Bro, I'd get on some minox/aa topicals...I've grown back all hair I lost in temples and front within only 3 months use. Check out wholesalehairproducts and the hair=loss prevention thread.
 
lifted do you see any reason to not use hairlosss products during pct? If you were on a budget would this be the time to skimp a little? I'm assuming if test is low dht is low also?
 
I recommend AA and Minoxidil for on and off. Spiro is garbage (IMO)
 
wastedwhiteboy2 said:
lifted do you see any reason to not use hairlosss products during pct? If you were on a budget would this be the time to skimp a little? I'm assuming if test is low dht is low also?
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Well, that's not always the case. In fact, sometimes I experience even more shedding during PCT and after (for like 4 more weeks after). I think the best bet (w/o knowing exactly what your specific hairloss stems from) is to use an anti-androgen a month before cycle, during cycle and PCT, and for a month after PCT. This IMO would be your safest bet. Of course everyone will see differing results.

As for low test= low DHT, that of course sounds correct, but I am not 100% sure, sorry.
 
lifted said:
??? Why such a blanket statement? All parts of the head can grow hair back...it depends on the person.
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Its extremly rare to grow hair back on the front hairline area without a transplant.

I personally have never seen it happen.
 
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this is true, propecia (finasteride) rarely helps the hairline. Minoxidil may help as it speeds the hair cycle (but probably won't actually create new hairs).

I'll say this though, IGF definitely made my hair thicker
 
feelingfizzy said:
Finished SD 3 week cycke and PCT a week ago.

Noticed a patch of thin hair today. WTF? What should i do? is this going to get worse.
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Check out the HUGE thread on this subject in this same (Anabolics) forum.
 
KD1 said:
Its extremly rare to grow hair back on the front hairline area without a transplant.

I personally have never seen it happen.
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Are we talking about it growing back on it's own after cessation of AAS, or when using hair products such as minox, etc.?

Either way it can be done, I'm a prime example. Natturally growing back some and then the rest was grown back with the help of minox/aa. Rare yes, but inconceivable, no. ;)
 
Also want to point out that when using regrowth products, it is VERY adviseable to start using them as soon as hair loss is noticed. Obviously the longer you wait to treat the problem, the harder it will be to correct.
 
thanks for your 2 cents. someone like me should probably use these products all the time. I do have more hair than both my brothers but it is fading.
 
lifted said:
In fact, sometimes I experience even more shedding during PCT and after (for like 4 more weeks after).
I have experienced the same. I believe, or suspect, that in my case, tamoxifen may be the culprit. Even in non-shead androgen cycles I experince some sheading with tamoxifen PCT.
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wastedwhiteboy2 said:
do you think its just a delayed reaction. the androgens are causing the shedding but it takes weeks to kill the hair?
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I think so... but it's mostly a guess.
 
yeah, it's possible WW2, but I also think that there is just a lot of hormone imbalances going on when natty hormones are starting to get brought back to normal, this alone will cause shedding in some people. I think that this is the number one cause, the others are just a bonus. :D Take for example a guy that is 18 and what his hair-line, thickness, etc. look like....then take the same guy at 22-25 and re-evaluate his hair...you will usually see the most dramatic change of MPB (even if it's a tiny bit, most men will still go through this even if they never go bald) from 18- 25. Usual cause is simply the male maturing and his body peaking out in the hormone department....know what I mean?
 
feelingfizzy said:
would Dutasteride help??
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Anything would/could help, it's just a matter of finding what works for you. As for dutasteride, yes it will probably help as well, but I would first explore your options with some topicals first. Dutasteride (to my knowledge) will inhibit DHT production like finasteride will...however be aware that some guys will exp sides such as gyno, ED, etc. due to reducing the bodies DHT levels. From what I've read, chances of sides are just a small percentage, but still explore other options first, especially if your hair-loss is minor. Again, check out the Hair-loss prevention thread by Big Vrunga in the Anabolics section, read it in it's entirety, there is a lot of VERY useful info there...
 
here is what Big cat on bb.com said about hairloss and m1t and superdrol

"Both compounds are already 5-alpha-reduced (derived from DHT) and thus do not interact with the 5alpha-reductase enzyme. Neither compound converts to a more potent androgen.

Superdrol is basically DHT with 2 added methyl groups and M1T is DHT with an added 1,2 double bond."

and then to clarify things a bit he followed up with:
"Both compounds are quite androgenic of themselves, so there is a certain risk for those ailments. However unless you have reason to suspect you will suffer them, I wouldn't worry too much, their prevalence isn't as high as you think. Things are often exaggerated for various reasons, and of course surfing message boards, people tend to post more when they have a problem."

basically the hair loss effects are minimal from superdrol or m1t, unless your family is already pre-disposed of this you shouldn't have to worry,
 
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