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One of the symptoms I have been experiencing is bed wetting which is something I have not done since I was a kid but within the past year have urinated three times in bed, I went into the doctor and they checked my urine sample but it came back well within the normal range. I also have experienced grinding of my teeth, sweating after I drink soda such as if one was eating spicy food on my forehead and cheeks, always feeling full, erectile dysfunction and it appears retrograde ejaculation.

t know what to do.. should I try Monday Wednesday Friday propecia? I heard there is a 5mg propecia pill you can take once a week.. can that keep my ED at bay maybe? Can once a week maybe twice propecia keep my hair but my ED away? I don't get why this is happening to me now.. But what if that starts up my ED again.. what if that ruins the recovery I've been making off the pill.. I don't want permanent ED.. I'm only 22.. I don't want to lose my hair either..

im 16 and i used to have alot of hair no i still do but now less and when its wet you can see the white part of my upper head, there is a history of hair loss in both my parents families, which is the best supplement to stop hair loss and get my hair back? I am thinking to try www.regrowmyhair.

propecia, rogaine, aqua glycolic kit from amazon. I have quit all of these. Please help, I am devastated!

Propecia and is available with a prescription).Finally one can resort to hair transplantation also. Hope it helps .Take care and pls do keep us posted in case you have any additional queries.Kind regards.

The only other available treatment for MPB is Rogaine (Minoxidil) which is in a different drug class and would not have the same effects on the levels of dihydrotestosterone in the body.

And I am not referring to rogaine or propecia or anything like that. A pill that mimics what the estrogen in the Yasmin does to prevent my hair from falling out?

Propecia) is available with a prescription. It comes in pills and is only for men. It may take up to 6 months before you can tell if one of these medicines is working. ref:http://familydoctor.org/online/famdocen/home/men/general/081.

There's a big difference between the two procedures. An HSG is basically a test where they flush liquid through your uterus and tubes to see if they're open. If there are no blockages, it's usually not painful, but it can hurt and cramp if there are blockages. However, it's a fairly simple procedure that is done in a few minutes and you're awake the whole time. The laporoscapy, on the other hand, is done under full anesthesia and is considered exploratory surgery.

I'm considering water birthing, or a C-Section. Which is better? I'm scared of needles and surgery and stuff, but I almost bled to death with my first child (I was only 13) and he was all natural in a hospital. I'm wondering which would you recommend?

I've done both and I'd say breast feeding is way better! It's overwhelming at first but it's so good for the baby and convenient and a lot cheaper!

I like the idea of a pack&play but also a crib . & I'd say a bassinet for the first few months . which do yu think is better? A pack&play or a crib? I'm a ftm just wanting some opinions.

Your body is made to give birth to any baby. It is very extremely rare when the baby is too big and your weight gain doesn't have anything to do with the baby's size sometimes. Think about long term before you jump to conclusions because if you ever want a vaginal birth after your c section it may be harder because it's a vbac. And like stated above unless it's medically necessary you're going to have a hard time finding a doctor who will do an elective one.

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