Consult your doctor before starting treatment. Generic Propecia, like its brand-name counterpart, can cause side effects, although they affect a minority of users.
Decreased libido and erectile dysfunction are possible side effects. These typically diminish or disappear upon cessation of treatment. Inform your physician if you experience these symptoms.
Gynecomastia (breast enlargement) is a rare but reported side effect. Report any breast changes immediately to your doctor.
Propecia may affect semen quality. Consider using alternative contraception methods if you’re trying to conceive.
Liver enzyme abnormalities have been observed. Regular blood tests can monitor liver function during treatment. This is especially important for individuals with pre-existing liver conditions.
Avoid handling crushed or broken tablets. Propecia is absorbed through the skin, and contact with broken tablets may cause undesirable side effects.
Do not use Propecia if you are a woman or a child. It is strictly intended for men over 18 experiencing male pattern hair loss.
This information does not substitute professional medical advice. Discuss any concerns with your doctor before, during, and after using generic Propecia.
