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Chemical Name: FINASTERIDE
 
Common applications

Propecia is a medication used to treat hair loss in men.

Precautions

Some medicines may produce unwanted side effects when used in combination with this drug. Inform your doctor of any medications you're using to ensure a safe treatment. The medicine should only be used by men, it's not recommended for use by females.

Instructions

Your doctor should provide you with guidance on how to use this medication. There's an additional leaflet with information provided, study it carefully. You may take the medicine with food, or on an empty stomach - it's irrelevant. Store it in a cool, dry place, at regular room temperature.

Missing a dose is not problematic, just make sure to take it as soon as you remember. If it's nearing the time to take the next one, you should just skip it instead. Do not take two doses at once.

Warnings

This medicine does not work instantly. It may take a few months for it to achieve its effects. The medicine's use must not be stopped prematurely until the treatment has been completed. Doing so will quickly return you to the previous state of baldness you were in.

Pregnant women should not come in contact with crushed tablets of the medication, as it can be extremely dangerous to the unborn baby. Should you come in contact with it, contact a doctor right away.

Side effects

The medicine may induce some side effects, most commonly associated with a change in your sexual drive. If the problems persist and present a bothering, consult a doctor. If you experience rashes on your skin or swollen lips, seek medical attention immediately.

Final notes

This medicine must not be shared with individuals who do not have a prescription for it. It should not be used to treat other medical conditions. The medicine must be stored away from children and pets, and must not be used after it's passed its expiry date.

Drug interactions

There could be unwanted side effects as a result of the interaction between the medicine and some other drugs. Consult your doctor and inform them of any drugs you're currently using to make sure you'll be safe in your treatment.