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Veteran Real Hair Club Member |
Here is a question that may or may not have been covered before.
Now I know that we cant go start pointing fingers at any little change in our bodies, and blame any medication we are on, but it may be worth a go to ask: Propecia / Minox use for 5 months. I was always pretty chunky, weight wise. However, without changing diet, without changing exercise routines, I find I have jumped in weight by almost 10kgs (oh I dont know for all you Americans out there, say 22 pounds). I am promising myself to vigorously begin an intensive exercise routine to slam off the weight. Is it possible? Has it been heard of? Propecia and possible weight issues? I guess I could see a correlation somewhere, i.e. playing with hormones and drugs to change testosterones etc in your body to stop hair loss etc etc etc. may result in some changes in the way your body processes and stores food? Anyone know anything like this? Or am I just turning into a fatso because I like my McChickens too much? All help / advice / opinions welcome. Cheers, anon |
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Hard Core Real Hair Club Member |
mcchickens.....haha
get on a regime, don't make silly excuses about the drugs. best of luck |
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Associate Publisher and Forum Moderator Follicular Grand Wizard |
anonymous,
Weight gain is not listed as a potential side effect on Propecia's website. In my opinion, correlation or not, nothing beats good old fashioned diet and exercise to lose weight. I've been on Propecia for 3.5 years and able to maintain my weight by eating right and regularly going to the gym. Best wishes, Falc To learn about how I restored my hair, read my hair restoration story with pictures. See also my hair loss weblog. Learn how Physicians are Recommend on this Community ------------- As of August 4th 2007 and after approximately 4000 posts as a free patient advocate - I am the Moderator and Associate Publisher of the Hair Transplant Network, the Coalition Hair Loss Learning Center and the Hair Loss Q & A Blog. Read the official announcement here. I am not a medical professional and my words should not be taken as medical advice. All opinions and views shared are my own. Learn how to subscribe to our community newsletters Proud Smile Club Member |
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Follicular Salvation Club Member |
Some people experience weight gain due to increased estrogen when starting fin
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Veteran Real Hair Club Member |
fair enough ....
'something', I am not making silly excuses, I am just asking if there was a link thats all I am asking because my dietary habits have not changed, my level of exercise hasnt changed either, my life is identical to how it has been for years. Its just that say in the past 6 months, things sort of ballooned (I am still fit and feel that i look good, its just that I am starting to feel a bit of padding) Falc, like you say that you maintain weight / appearance by eating right and going to the gym for the past 3.5 years, so have I by doing the exact same thing Only problem is, its not working anymore! I guess it must simply be coincidence then ... OK my extra healthy diet starts ... tomorrow thanks gents |
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Follicular Salvation Club Member |
Your complaint is not bogus It happens more then you think when you alter your hormones. Now its a good excuse to exercise
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Associate Publisher and Forum Moderator Follicular Grand Wizard |
PGP,
Have you read somewhere that Propecia can increase estrogen levels? If so, I'd be interested in reading it. anonymous man, Sticking to a healthy diet and regular exercise routine is hard work, but worth it in the long run. Good luck with that. Feel free to post your weight loss progress in our physicial fitness issues forum Best wishes, Falc To learn about how I restored my hair, read my hair restoration story with pictures. See also my hair loss weblog. Learn how Physicians are Recommend on this Community ------------- As of August 4th 2007 and after approximately 4000 posts as a free patient advocate - I am the Moderator and Associate Publisher of the Hair Transplant Network, the Coalition Hair Loss Learning Center and the Hair Loss Q & A Blog. Read the official announcement here. I am not a medical professional and my words should not be taken as medical advice. All opinions and views shared are my own. Learn how to subscribe to our community newsletters Proud Smile Club Member |
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