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Adverse effects include increased risk of breast and prostate cancer, male infertility, depression, decreased libido, decreased ejaculate volume, impotence, gynecomastia, and orthostatic hypotension. Finasteride is associated with an increased risk of high-grade prostate cancer. Finasteride reduces male hormone activity. Both drugs are known to cause erectile dysfunction in some men.

Hello, you can stop finastride orally but do continue topically. It won't cause much but yes. It will make some difference.
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You can try our hairfast medicine and meso pep topical which is very much effective reagrding severe hairfall.

There are many other options than finasteride. Topical therapy alone may work well in most cases. We can also now do gene tests to predict, outcomes.
It can be halted.

Finasteride has many side effects..and its main side effect is erectile dysfunction...so avoid taking it...instead of it take ayurvedic treatment

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Start immediately with homoeopathic medication - sulphur 200/ one dose daily in the morning for a week only and 10 drops of arnica montana q in 1/2 cup of water and apply on the face on the beard and the mustache area with a cotton swab. Then use the razor. Repeat the above process every 3rd day for few months.
There are certain nutrients that you can add to your daily routine that can help encourage faster, more effective hair growth.
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Yes side effects are there.
- Erectile dysfunction (1.3-8.1%)
- Decrease libido (1.8-6.4%)
- Breast enlargement (0.5-1.8%)
- Ejaculation disorder (0.8-1.2%)

You will loose all the effect that you have attained. You have not been councelled properly regarding androgenic alopecia. Please call me or send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment advice.

For hair fall- tab- keraglo men once daily for 3 months,
Hair spary- Qilib men solution 6-8 sprays at night for one months.

Hello-
Finasteride, even at low doses, may cause reduced sperm counts in some men. It should be discontinued in subfertile men with oligospermia, and used with caution in men who desire fertility.