Also get your husband’s sperm count done. Propecia is known to cause impotence, abnormal ejaculation, loss of sex drive and pain in testicles. However its effect on sperm is not reported. “Women who are or may potentially be pregnant must not use PROPECIA and should not handle crushed or broken PROPECIA tablets because the active ingredient may cause abnormalities of a male baby's sex organs.
I agree with Twehner!! That's the best advice! i tried to buy all that stuff in the beginning too and it was the grocery bill waaaay too high! So now i just regular food but stuff i know is still not bad!! Cereal i get honey nut cheerios (the cheap brand of course) get sugar free jello its not exepensive and it super low cals. buy chicken and tuna tuna is not expensive and its very good for you chicken is expensive but i buy a big bag and it lasts me through the week!!
s response to the sex hormones estrogen and testosterone, but no specific effect has been well demonstrated in humans. It would be best to discuss this with your doctor for proper evaluation and for alternative supplements. (http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/natural/patient-sawpalmetto.html)
I hope this helps. Take care and keep us posted.
t know where else to turn to. It has been almost 1 year since I last used propecia with these sides still being persistent. Are there any other things that can cause my issues at hand? Perhaps nerve damage, something wrong with the receptors and such? Can propecia even cause such madness?
Thank you!
I'm 22 years old
Dealt with hair loss since I was about 17
Been on Propecia and Rogaine since 17
I took this propecia pill for 5 years 1mg a day everyday.. since I was 17 with little to no side effects besides no morning erections and watery semen.. turned 22 oct 2nd of 2016.. as the months went on I felt like my penis wasn't working like it should.. my erections seemed much weaker.. I stopped being hard during sex twice with my girlfriend..
I stopped taking propecia within 3 weeks due to an inability to deal with these side effects. Things seemed to be slowly getting slightly better as the weeks and months progressed however now some new issues have been arising. I have been finding myself waking up in the middle of the night and in the morning with erections but often they are very uncomfortable ones and sometimes even painful.
I dont think we have a Walgreens, in my city I know we dont. But thank you for the information!
You are correct in that statement about it saying made in Canada. It leaves us here in a tough situation. For example, something can be made in China, but if a component of it (doesn't necessarily have to be the majority of it), or the packing (think Cereal) was made here, they can label it Made In Canada. Pretty wrong isn't it. It makes me so mad. There is legislation out there to enforce more accurate labeling, but so far our Congress hasn't done a darn thing about it.
I got mine at giant
Usually you can find out things like this from a pharmacist, and it is also helpful to look up the drug's website and perhaps give a call to its 800 number.
Also I took Minoxidil, Propecia, and Ketoconazole together to try to keep my hair. I have not taken any of these products for several years now. However, the brain fog seemed to develop while taking Minoxidil and perhaps Propecia. As time passes I hear more and more about the negative health effects of these drugs.
Basically I have no clue where to begin, I am frustrated both with my symptoms and doctors inability to help.
I split the pills in half, which is pretty close to the dosage for Propecia. The bottle lasts me two months, and costs me $5 because finasteride is covered on my insurance. I'm 28 years old, soooo....the insurance company DID need my doctor to verify the prescription. But like I said, he is cool :) See if your doc will hook you up the same!
With shopping for baby? I'll know in 12 days what I'm having and I want to start buyying. Where to start...
The Canadian prices vary per site. Some cheap, some costly. Many sites to choose from. Still cheaper than compounded meds.
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