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Originally Posted by Deb34  The dose that gets rid of the symptoms is the right dosage, whatever that dosage may be for each individual woman. |
Yes, that's true. But the problem is that Flutamide kind of puts the liver in danger. And we, cysters, have the tendency to get a fatty liver very easy...so that's why upping the dose is easier said than done.
My shedding improved greatly with adding Yasmin to Flutamide. I did that because I read a study (that I also posted here) that Yasmin lets Flutamide work better.
http://humrep.oxfordjournals.org/cgi...full/19/8/1725 Quote:
In other words, although drospirenone itself (as used in fourth-generation OCs) may not be a clinically relevant anti-androgen (Ibáñez et al., 2004b ), it seems to be a progestin that, in contrast to gestodene, allows flutamide to exert its anti-androgen actions. |