soul cyster

The only time I discussed my "hair" problem with my doc, the only option she came up with was that cream Vaniqua. I tried it and it only slowed it down, not get rid of it. Anyone out there - what *could* my doc prescribe to get rid of the hair? (I need to go back and want to have some suggestions to take with me)

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Me: 45
Single, no children
No dx: all hormone levels "within normal limits"
Testosterone level: 44, but still have "hair problems"
Meds: None
Exercise: walk 30 min. a day
Major symptoms: missed/absent AF, excessive facial/body hair, apple shape




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Eva37

i personally take spiro which helps with the hair.
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KatCarney

Aldactone is the most widely Rx'd to slow the hair growth (it's pill).

Many cysters also find success with Flutamide (also a pill)

Neither drug can be used if you are TTC.

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soul cyster

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Thanks for the info, Kat.

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Me: 45
Single, no children
No dx: all hormone levels "within normal limits"
Testosterone level: 44, but still have "hair problems"
Meds: None
Exercise: walk 30 min. a day
Major symptoms: missed/absent AF, excessive facial/body hair, apple shape




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Cozzana

I've been taking Evening Primrose Oil for a while now, and my hair growth is defienetly getting slower/easier to control. I've tried some depilatories, but they don't seem to work on me... but shaving has been much easier!

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