Propecia side effect question

[Winterxx]

Currently started Propecia two weeks ago, have no sides besides one that started a day ago, I still have a very high libido and can easily get boners but I'm only 24.

But anyways the side I get is where my body feels like it's constantly vibrating, it's not very noticeable during the day but soon as I lay in bed I can feel it a lot easier and sometimes is hard to fall asleep.

Not sure how to describe it exactly but it's a bit annoying and won't go away, been there for two days almost now, has anyone experienced this, did it go away? No pain or anything just a feeling of vibrations in my chest, legs etc.

[pkipling]

I've never heard of this. I'd run this by your physician, even if you get answers here. In the meantime, perhaps try a smaller dose and see if that helps things subside.

I am a patient advocate for Dr. Parsa Mohebi in Los Angeles, CA. My opinions/comments are my own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Dr. Mohebi and his staff.

[Winterxx]

Okay thanks, and yeah I planned on it. Not really sure what's its from, it's like a constant buzzing inside my body that doesn't go away feels really weird but is also annoying. Sometimes throughout the day I don't notice it, but if Im sitting down relaxing or laying in bed it gets really worse. Just started a couple of days ago too...

[Winterxx]

Also to add onto this, how it feels I would describe if you've ever smoked weed and got a certain body high, or overly high and your body had this weird tingly buzzing/vibration sensation. Hard to fully explain, will see a doctor, but not sure if he'll even be able to diagnose what it is. Hopefully, I can hear some more theories here.

[pkipling]

Also to add onto this, how it feels I would describe if you've ever smoked weed and got a certain body high, or overly high and your body had this weird tingly buzzing/vibration sensation. Hard to fully explain, will see a doctor, but not sure if he'll even be able to diagnose what it is. Hopefully, I can hear some more theories here.

Were you able to get any answers from the doctor on this? Having never heard of anything like this before with Propecia, I wonder if something else could be contributing to it. Hopefully, you got some answers - or better yet, the sides have completely subsided.

I am a patient advocate for Dr. Parsa Mohebi in Los Angeles, CA. My opinions/comments are my own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Dr. Mohebi and his staff.