>I'm 22 years old this year.
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>If you're young, you're young. I guess age didn't mean much to a person with hair loss.
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>It was when I was in the second year of high school that I suspected that I was losing hair. I thought, "No way."
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>I've endured it for about three years. In the early fall of the 20s, he finally admitted that he had hair loss
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>I said it. The process to admit it was very difficult. I don't want to admit it even now
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>I don't mean it.
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>So I decided to get treatment, but rather than trying unreasonable methods, let's go to the dermatologist
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>I thought about it. Even thinking about it now, I did a good job. The explanation I heard from the DAEDAMO...
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>It was similar to the contents of the consultation. Men's hair loss inevitably slows treatment,
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>Pope and Minok are the only treatments. And since I'm young and in the early stages, I'm very young
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>It's like you can expect a treatment effect.
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>That's why I took PPE. It's already been two years. There are quite a lot of people who have gone over 5 to 6 years
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>It's the same. I didn't use only one bottle of the trichomine spray that I started with. The scalp trouble
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>After it disappeared, I didn't even want to spray it. I don't feel any difference before or after
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>I see.
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>After two years of treatment, the progress is very good. M-shape with progression of hair loss accompanied by crown
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>It was the host, but now it's almost normal. Of course, the hair distribution in some areas is less than normal
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>It's a horse. It's an M-shaped and an integer, and now the comparison with two years ago is overshadowed. That's how much I've improved.
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>But it's relatively recent that I've become aware that I've improved considerably. Let's start the treatment
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>I think it's been a little over a year, but +@ (a little bit) in maintaining the status quo? I only got that feeling.
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>Mothers and others say that their brains got better and better. You can only hear it to cheer you up, but you can hear it loud
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>He didn't come. After about a year and two months, I felt certain about the effect.
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>Wet hair condition, and a slightly longer hairstyle gives a much more natural hairstyle than before
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>That was it. From the weird hairstyle that anyone can see to me now it looks a little weird.
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>I don't know in detail because there's no comparison picture.
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>If you have the knowledge you've managed to gain from taking it for two years, it's difficult to judge the progress of the treatment as only about three months,
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>The speed of recovery from taking the drug is not very clear. Thanks to P.P.P., my hair follicles are getting better
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>Even if it's in a state. It's impossible for the hair follicle to produce thick seed hair, and it's soon after that
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>It repeats the formation cycle of short hair that falls out. (Of course, that cycle gets longer and longer.) And,
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>The effect on hair loss in the M-shaped part seems to vary greatly among individuals, but the effect of Pfe is clear. Of course, the speed of recovery is
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>It's true that it's not that fast. (It's just the case compared to the top of the head. To generalize
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>There must be too much.) The degree of recovery of the M-shaped part obtained after taking it for two years
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>Most of the hairs under 1.3mm grow to 2~3cm
>2. The distribution of thick fine hairs larger than 6-7 cm in length is noticeably increased
>3. The scalp area that feels empty when touched will be reduced. ->The effect of narrowing your forehead a little
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>It's about this much. I don't know how much more of this recovery can be maintained in the future.
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>There's nothing I can guarantee. I'm actually worried. If you look at the handwriting of people who are older than me
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>It seems half-true that the older you get, the less effective you are. But compared to two years ago
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>I'm glad that I can see a lot of drugs to look forward to. I hope you get a lot of good medicine
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>I'm talking about it. It's a simple wish to keep it until you're 30. It's possible, right? Haha
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>For your information, I leave something like my treatment environment. I've never used minok before For your information.
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>Age: 22 years old [Treatment starts at 20 years old]
>Drinking: Not much [less than 5 times a year]
>Smoking: No experience
>Drug used: Propecia.[First year: Limited to one day / Second year: Limited to two days] / Tricomine spray [Suspended after 3 months of use]
> Nizoral [once every 3 days of 1 year use]
>Family history: My family [No hair loss at all] / My mother's family [Uncle, cousin: Alopecia]
>Self-defense: Approximately 2-3 times a week [not periodic]
>Cranial condition: A little oily. Giroud scalp X
>Hair loss: Around 20 hair loss when washed [60 to 70 2 to 3 years ago]
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Hello, it's no different
I heard you've been drinking for about 2 years, how much does the hospital fee cost? In a year?
And did your hair become fluffy as your hair became thinner along with hair loss?
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