Does Letro cause hair loss?

[Joe-MA]

Just like the title says... can letro cause hairless if im only going to be using it for a brief period of time? Im try and remove possible gyno (I have had puffy nips sense puberty and though there not itchy and tender and lack the lump i have read this is still the onset or beginnings of gyno). Most of the websites / info I can find about this lead me to believe it's only with very prolonged use but still id like to be certain of what im getting myself into. Thanks.

Also i'll be following Bino's protocols for dosing:
3.
Day 1: .50mg Letro
Day 2: 1.0mg Letro
Day 3: 1.5mg Letro
Day 4: 2.0mg Letro
Day 5: 2.5mg Letro **
then another 5 days in reverse

[RapaciousShark]

The answer is yes.

Here's what everyone needs to understand: Anything that manipulates the androgen:estrogen ratio at the hair follicle in favor of androgens will necessarily induce hair loss in men and women who suffer from AGA. Anything that shifts the balance in favor of estrogen will impede hair loss (for good responders, this usually amounts to slowing it down ).

Letro reduces estrogen throughout the body; ergo, it potentiates the effects of androgens throughout the body, including hair follicles. All anti-estrogens do this to some extent, so aromasin, adex, nolva, ATD, et cetera will do so also.

[Joe-MA]

Thanks for answering.

[dedicated1]

can you take finasteride at the same time as letro to stop the hair loss?