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Discussion Topic: propecia -- does it work -- how long does it take
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04-18-2007 @ 9:14 PM
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hi everyone
i am suffering from hair loss and being a teacher i have to stand in front of 30 or kids 5 times a day. This is very very hard for me as i am hugely depressed about the whole thing and you know how cruel kids can be.
I started on propecia 2 months ago and purchased it from ukmedix
im not sure if they sell genuine stuff but it sure looks like the real thing
my question is 2 fold
1) does it work and how long does it take before i will notice a difference because right now im losing what i think is even more than i was before.
my hair is literally all over the place, in sinks, pillows, hands etc.
2) can propecia actually make you hair loss worse because im sure that mine is alot thinner than it was before i started.
its a cruel ailment for sure and one that just keeps getting worse.
anyway thanks everyone
good luck
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Nico |
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04-19-2007 @ 11:45 AM
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Hi im very similar to you...im 32 but the reality of losing my hair annoys me as well. Im not the worlds most confident person but ultimately i do feel depressed over this BUT, life definiltey goes on....I admire your bravery though by standing in front of kids, they can be probably way more crueler than adults can be.
Propecia does have a very high rate of success at stopping hair loss and id be suprised if it did nothing for you. For a lot of people it even re-grows hair.
Does it work? Definitely. It takes about a month to two months to see results...how long have you been taking it for?
Can it make your hair loss worse? No that would be very doubtful..
Hope you have good results. Are you using any other topicals what is your regimen?
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prop |
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04-19-2007 @ 6:22 PM
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hi
i have been on it for 2 months now.
i am definitely experiencing more hair loss than before and my hair appears thinner
another question:
does anyone find that if they wash their hair every day they lose less
if i leave mine for 2 or more days its falls out by the dozen every time i run fingers through it
thanks
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edward |
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04-20-2007 @ 12:25 PM
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i understand that once hair has grown then it is out of the system, i.e. it is more about the why that the hair follicle is being held in place that controls hair loss.
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jays |
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04-24-2007 @ 7:34 PM
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using propecia about 6weeks now showing good results.
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edward |
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04-25-2007 @ 12:50 PM
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Ive heard that a lot that it takes time to start seeing the results, are you seeing re-growth as well?
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spiller2 |
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04-28-2007 @ 4:52 PM
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I am now in my 5th month on Prop and have not seen any results at all, I had photographs taken before I started and have just had some more taken - and the results are nil. But on the good side as someone has said to me at least I have not lost anymore!
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CROFT100 |
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05-02-2007 @ 12:27 PM
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that is intersting about washing your hair. I am fearful to wash mine. Should i be?
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tadge |
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05-17-2007 @ 8:44 AM
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hi mate. hows it going? any improvement? ive noticed some improvement in 3 months but thats not guranteed.
i think we worry about it more than other people do though.
Tom, HK
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spiller2 |
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08-03-2007 @ 3:08 PM
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I am in month 9 now and still cant see any difference at all, I will give it the full 12 months. 
This message was edited by spiller2 on 8-3-07 @ 3:08 PM
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