A prostate specialist recently told me not to take Propecia because it affects your prostate over time.
I had gone to this doctor to find out if he could write me a prescription for a Propecia refill (which I have been on for almost a-year-and-a-half), but he refused.
Does anyone know of any long-term medical studies that suggest Propecia is unsafe?
I have not had any of the much-publicized sexual side effects that Propecia allegedly causes. To the contrary, I think my libido has actually increased since I started this medication.
Besides this, I have not noticed any side effects..
Should I be worried? Is it safe for me to continue taking 1mg. a day of Propecia indefinitely?
By the way, I am 43 years-old.
I had gone to this doctor to find out if he could write me a prescription for a Propecia refill (which I have been on for almost a-year-and-a-half), but he refused.
Does anyone know of any long-term medical studies that suggest Propecia is unsafe?
I have not had any of the much-publicized sexual side effects that Propecia allegedly causes. To the contrary, I think my libido has actually increased since I started this medication.
Besides this, I have not noticed any side effects..
Should I be worried? Is it safe for me to continue taking 1mg. a day of Propecia indefinitely?
By the way, I am 43 years-old.
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