Propecia (finasteride) is a prescription medication intended for the treatment of male hair loss. Your doctor can also prescribe Propecia for other purposes. If a pregnant woman happens to come into contact with a crushed tablet of Propecia this may be potentially dangerous to an unborn child. Wash the area with soapy water and contact your health care provider right away. You should notice the first results of the treatment within the first 2-3 months. If you notice no significant improvement after 12 months of the treatment talk to your doctor about an alternative as this medicine is not likely to work in your case.
Once you decide to stop taking Propecia you will start losing all the hair you have re-grown during the period of treatment. You are likely to be required to take this drug for the rest of your life. You can continue taking this medicine if you experience one of the following mild side effects of Propecia: skin rash, runny nose, pain in the testicles, weakness, dizziness, swelling in the feet or hands, impotence, decreased interest in sex, or abnormal ejaculation. If any of these symptoms change in intensity or worsen over time contact your doctor for professional advice. Before starting to take this drug tell your doctor about having an allergic reaction to finasteride or dutasteride.
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