Should men experiencing hair loss take finasteride pills, or just accept their hair loss?

[Sikeliot]

I have chosen not to accept mine, and I do in fact take the medication. I care more about my appearance than about being able to get an erection.

[Impaler]

No, that's not healthy! I accepted losing hair.

[Sikeliot]

No, that's not healthy! I accepted losing hair.

I'm too vain for that.

[Hadouken]

I wouldnt risk it . your health has priority . in the end something bad could happen which you might regret

and I dont know why some guys make a big deal about it here in this forum

it could be that what I say will be seen as "cope" or some might not believe me but beleive it or not shaving the shit off has had mostly positive outcome in my own life

but maybe it is an individiual thing

[Cristiano viejo]

Finasteride is secure, I took some time ago and my hair experimented an overcome.
No secundary effects.

35 euros 100 pills, I remember very well.

[Sikeliot]

FYI, 23andme does not accurately predict it. It said I have an 81% chance of no hair loss before 40. I have apparently been experiencing it for 2 years and only just recently realized it.

But no more. Thankfully.

[Black Panther]

Sadly, my dad went bald when he was 33 so I guess it won't be too different for me. Anyway, I think you should just accept it, or wear a wig.

[Bolsonaro2018]

Finasteride + Minoxidil

[amoora]

I say it's up to him. I get why men could be emotionally attached to their hair though. It's a part of you.

[Wadaad]

If you are prematurely balding, then absolutely...it's not fair to be losing hair in your 20s especially when you can do something about it