question from a user
I’m starting TRT when my kit arrives. What are some things I should expect? Will I experience hair loss?
AlphaMD's Answer
Hair loss is a possibility in anyone on TRT, though it only occurs in those who have a genetic predisposition.
Basically, think of it like this: TRT ages your scalp by 10 years. If you were destined to go bald in the future, it speeds the process. If not, then it won’t cause hair loss.
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