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Topical spironolactone

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Anyone here use topical spironolactone? If so, have you had any side-effects? I'm worried about whether it's possible to have systemic side-effects like decreased testoserone levels. Thanks.
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Post by HairLossFight.com »

Hi Blimpo and welcome!

I have used topical spiro in the past and I found it to be beneficial. I did not experience any noticeable side-effects. However, I would advise that if you do use it, you use it very sparingly as it is a very potent anti-androgen. Don't slather the stuff all over your scalp. You should only use a little bit.

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Sam. How much spiro do you mean when you say:
...only use a little bit...
:?:

Also where did you get your spiro from? Thanks.
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Hey Sam I don't mean to be a pain, but I just thought I should retouch on this subject. Would you be able to please answer my question?
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Post by HairLossFight.com »

Hi blimpo,

Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. I seem to have forgotten about this particular thread. Anyway, I mean you should use enough to form a very thin film. Dr. Lee calls this an occlusive dressing.


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Sam
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Sam how come youre not using spiro anymore. I don't see it in your regimen page.
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