How common is Hair loss with Winny?

[TallB4Small]

My dad is bald, his brother and his dad are both bald. Im taking winny and have experienced no hair loss.

 

[turbogreek]

As in your first sign of hairloss at 30, or is this a battle you've been fighting for years already?

it was my first sign of any hairloss...i had started receding very little over the last 2 years...but that cycle is what started it on a higher level. but it's all cool...all i had to do is adjust to a new hairline/hairstyle.

 

[turbogreek]

If you are prone to hair-loss then yes you will lose alot on winny. I thank the anabolic gods everyday that I have not lost a single hair!

god bless you bro...i've been praying to those gods since that cycle...i don't think they can hear me...so if you don't mind...please throw in a good word for me.

 

[mrplunkey]

I'm bouncing back from a bad winny run. It reamed me pretty hard. It's been about 6 weeks since my last winny shot, and the front-most part of my hairline is filled with at least 50 little hairs that are about 1.5 cm long.

I'm *praying* that I'm one of those guys who doesn't have problems with AAS in general but that gets reamed by winny.

 

[Whiskey]

have used winny, will use again. "I" have never had a hair loss problem. BUT that is ME, not you or anyone else. just remember that

Whiskey

 

[EliteFitnessGuy]

Hey, guys, I think that the things you describe don't seem to be signs of androgenic alopecia, but rather of telogen effluvium (sudden hair loss caused by stress). It simply isn't possible that you lose your hair "after couple of days" on Winstrol. Every normal hair has its "rest phase" lasting 2-3 months, and if you have problems with androgenic hair loss, and you stop using any anti-androgenic stuff, e.g. Regaine, it takes 2-3 months until you see your hair is falling out. The hair loss you describe is not typical for androgenic alopecia.