so the experienced doc u consulted have taken propecia?. how would they know about the sides. or do they base on wad they read on journals, scientific papers, surveys, books . There are also studies, scientic journals on effects of dht inhibition n propecia which means they may be a consequence of taking it
the big 3 minox, propecia, niz are the only available drugs around to fight
hairloss.
of course a doc would try his best to sell this drug to a patient cause there is no other cure for mpb.
u wouldnt want a doc to tell u its incurable right?
i went to a doc onces to consult my hairloss n all he said it isnt serious now, i can give u propecia and wait until u r ready then come buy. i ask him further about the sides n cost etc n he told me just take it. i m seriously tired of consulting doc cause sometimes i doubt they know whad r they talking about.
yes sir. one of them is a propecia user for many years too as well as his son. they base on studies and patient feedback. there are patient that reported some side effect with them but only a few through out the years and some can be link to other problem instead of propecia
that not a very fair common isn't it? the statement you make are very generalizing. it like saying 100% of singaporean is not gracious. i do agree many doctor especially those from hospital seem to rush their patient due to overwhelming awaiting patients. but that not the way to jugde base on that. again, it highly unscientific. especially the doctors i mention more or less specialize in treating hairloss.
over the years i have quoted some studies especially the famous swedish news that show finasteride side effect is atcually higher than what merck reported and there are permanent ones. of course i not an expert but what my take on it? the answer is all over the map which make it hard to pinpoint an exact percentage.
1) i believe the actual side effect is higher then what merck reported but for many it does goes away. not sure but just a guts feeling. don't quote me on this.
2) permanent side effect? yes. possible but very low percentage if there is at the first place. still, this have not been really proven yet so i take it as a warning. do note that it been reported by users with very little to no actual evidence to follow up with the claims.
again, i not expert so those are just my guess. i have posted the below study years ago.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17655657
it show how great the placepo effect is and also the side effect is much higher then what merck reported. do take note the result is base on subjects feedback and there is no follow up on their cases to prove that it is indeed due to propecia.
still i have to caution that alot of those side effect studies is not really fair and accurate. like the one conducted by Dr. Micheal Irwig at the moment which most will agree that he set out with an agenda to fulfuill.
i not claiming it an absolute safe durgs but it an durgs worth taking for the risk with it consider it benefit until there is something indicate otherwise. i will say it pretty safe. a drug being used since 1992. that coming to 20years of track record.

i just kept mum. not sure if that is true.
