liquid finasteride

[magnus]

Tweeti have been off my last cycle for a little over 2 months now. I still have a lot of dandruff, i am still shedding hair in the shower. Do you think this could be due to the liquid finasteride. I know the first month or 2 it can cause u to shed more hair but i have been on it now for like 3-4 months. Could the liquid finasteride actually be causing me to lose more hair?

[jipped genes]

Tweetbro when i used it my shedding stopped in 2 weeks and i had no other probs. are you useing spiro and minoxidil? those 2 offer great protection with the finisteride

[magnus]

Tweetjust the liquid finasteride from LR

[magnus]

Tweetdo u think i should stop taking it for a little while and see what happens?

[6p6]

Tweetdon't order from LR they just got busted! try lionnutrion they taste better too

[HeHateMe]

TweetIt is possible you're just experiencing a shed from the finasteride. You should give finasteride atleast 6 months (preferably a year) before you judge it's effectiveness or lack thereof. It sucks, but it's the most proven treatment for hairloss available. 83% of the subjects in the study performed by Merck either maintained or increased hair count. I would ride out the sheds and take my chances if I were you.

[ONE]

TweetIs it patches that your losing or is it even? Also, will taking finasteride right when you start a cycle help at all?

[kaminarizx3]

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Originally posted by 6p6
don't order from LR they just got busted! try lionnutrion they taste better too

ok i found it... lionnutrition ...

umm this is for hair loss correct...which one would be the better of the 2 to take striaght up finasteride or Letrozole/Finasteride?? how much is the dosage...how long will a bottle last...when can i expect to see my first results? is it going to hinder my gears performance... anything else i am missing? o do i have to continue use, or can i stop after a few months/years?

[HeHateMe]

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Originally posted by ONE
Also, will taking finasteride right when you start a cycle help at all?

If you're starting a cycle consisting of moderate/heavy doses of some form of testosterone, it should help significantly. However, I wouldn't start finasteride unless you plan on committing to it long term. Intermittent usage is not the way to go, and it could possibly cause even more hairloss due to the fluctuations in hormone/DHT levels.