Mine's definitely grown in less/thinner/slower.
When I switched from spiro to bical the opposite weirdly happened and it started to grow in more, or at least that's how it felt, which is why I switched to cypro.
I'd hate to have my body hair grow back to where it was... though it wasn't overly bad, certainly not a hairy back or anything but to have everything kind of stop or thin out it was a welcome surprise.
It is a case of ymmv or genetic lottery but it can vary depending from stopping to thinning or lessening the amount. Plus overall the hair should be less coarse in general.
Oh really?! I thought hrt wouldn't reverse/change body hair.
Mine's definitely grown in less/thinner/slower.
When I switched from spiro to bical the opposite weirdly happened and it started to grow in more, or at least that's how it felt, which is why I switched to cypro.
I'm glad that it sorted after the switch to cypro
I'd hate to have my body hair grow back to where it was... though it wasn't overly bad, certainly not a hairy back or anything but to have everything kind of stop or thin out it was a welcome surprise.
That's incredibly exciting
I thought male puberty was a one way ticket for the stuff, unless I got laser/electro
for facial hair it sadly is
It is a case of ymmv or genetic lottery but it can vary depending from stopping to thinning or lessening the amount. Plus overall the hair should be less coarse in general.
Well I'm owed at least one good genetic trait, so here's hoping.
Does that mean the hair on my head will be thinner too?
It shouldn't affect your head hair only body