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Speak to your doctor who prescribed you the medication about changing the doses. You need to follow your doctors recommendation.
Finasteride has been shown in many studies to be beneficial in treating hair loss from androgenic alopecia. However the recommended dosage is 1 mg daily not twice daily. There is not a proven benefit from taking more and the increased dose could actually be harmful.
Finasteride is FDA approved for the treatment of male pattern balding (also called androgenetic alopecia) at a dose of 1 mg daily.Clinical studies for male balding have not shown higher doses to be more effective.
and it should be taken daily not more than that. The higher doses will not necessarily benefit you but might increase the sexual side effects of the drug.
Your photos, your masturbation habits, grey hair, and wide scalp/forehead has no correlation. Not sure how you may think they are all realated.
You can shampoo your hair as many times as you would like. It does not affect genetic balding. If you feel shampooing makes your hair / scalp dry, then shampoo less.
There is no way to explain why you have a small bump on your chin. If you are concerned you should see a doctor for an exam. The opinions or information on the Internet would be at best guesses and it would not lead to a solution or a treatment.
If you only apply minoxidil in certain places you shouldn't expect hair growth elsewhere (where you are not applying it). This seems logical.
Alopecia areata may be triggered by stress, but stess is not the CAUSE of it. Follow up with your doctor and explore your treatment options.
There is no permanent cure for genetic male pattern balding. Medications such a Propecia will help. There are side effects with any medications. If you are emotionally scared of the side effects, then it may not be something you want to use. You should explore your emotions...
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