Propecia.

Propecia (finasteride) is an efficient medication used to treat male pattern baldness. Its effects are based on preventing the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone. An overdose of Propecia is not expected to cause life-threatening symptoms, and taking more of this drug is not going to make the treatment any more efficient. Seek emergency medical help if you happened to take too much of Propecia and got any strange symptoms. Side effects of Propecia may be experienced when you first start taking this medicine, but they are likely to go away on their own. The following ones are possible: dizziness, runny nose, abnormal ejaculation, weakness, pain in the testicles, headache, skin rash, and impotence. Since some of those side effects can be treated with drugs, and since Propecia has not been reported to interfere with any, taking this drug regularly is not a problem for many males with bald spots. Make sure you talk to your doctor before the treatment and discuss any medical conditions you have that may affect the success of your treatment. The following ones will be important to mention: prostate cancer, bladder muscle disorder, abnormal liver enzyme tests, liver disease, stricture of your urethra, inability to urinate or trouble urinating.