Propecia side effects.
Propecia Side Effects
Mild Propecia Side Effects: decreased libido (typically resolves with
continued use), decreased testosterone, hives or rash, lip swelling,
male breast enlargement (rare). These side effects are more likely
with a 5 mg dose of Proscar, and less common with a 1 mg dose of
Propecia.
Serious Propecia Side Effects: genital deformities in male infants,
oversensitivity.
Cautions: While Propecia is generally a very safe medication for
males over 12 years of age, there are certain precautions that should
be taken during its use.
Allergies - An allergic reaction to this medication indicates that
you should not take it.
Kidney or Liver damage may affect the metabolism of Propecia. Any
changes or deteriorations in kidney or liver function should be
discussed with your doctor.
Prostate cancer - This should be ruled out by physical examination,
as Propecia may mask signs of prostate cancer.
Sexual intercourse - Women of childbearing age, or women who are
pregnant, should not be exposed to the semen of a male partner who
uses Propecia. This medication can cause genital deformities in male
infants.
Women - Pregnant women, and women of childbearing age, should not
handle Propecia or come in contact with the semen of a partner who is
using it. This medication can cause deformities in male infant