Dutasteride Hair Regrowth Compared To Finasteride Hair Regrowth

Welcome to today's video on Dutasteride hair regrowth compared to Finasteride hair regrowth. In Today's video, I take a look into what to expect when taking Dutasteride instead of Finasteride. I did take DUT to block DHT for 4 months in 2011 when I assumed that Finasteride had stopped being effective since I started to lose hair even while taking Finasteride.
This was however caused by my scalp inflammation flaring up and not that Finasteride had stopped working. My scalp had gotten to inflammation and that was what was causing my hair loss. So In the video, I show my hair and the results after being on Finasteride for two years. The progress that I had made at the time. I also show the point where my scalp became inflamed as it was and you can see how my hair started falling again. I also go ahead and show my hair regrowth from
dutasteride before and after and compare it to my Finasteride hair regrowth.
For reference, I did take dutasteride every other day, compared to finasteride that I take daily but microdose

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