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Currently taking 150 weekly on test. I’ve noticed my scalp gets extremely itchy when I start to sweat. Is this a normal side effect.
AlphaMD's Answer
We wouldn't call this a normal side effect, but it can occur. We would recommend using selenium sulfide shampoo, also called selsun blue. It helps by reducing the oils that cause this & a minor DHT blocker for the scalp.
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