OK i"m playing devils advocate here, but does anyone else wonder if our symptoms would be minimal or at least less severe if we never got off the Propecia. Does anyone ever consider getting back on the Propecia to see if it helps. It’s suppose to increase T in the 1st few weeks. Remember in your replies I’m just playing devils advocate. Trying to look at things from all angles. Don’t get irrational.
By the way, there were 5 users online at the time I wrote this.
I never had a rise in T. The side effects occured while I was on the drug, and then hung around after I stopped it. I would still be on it if I didn’t experience the sides. In short, I thought about the same thing, but I honestly feel like I would be damaged even more if I went back on. That’s just me though.
This is an interesting question and one I have pondered on myself. I have always come to the conclusion though that it would be a massive risk and besides that, most guys will EVENTUALLY start having sides on it anyway even if that takes 10 or 15 years.
I must honestly admit though, it would be intersting to see what would happen, not that I recomend it at all.
I actually did stop the drug for some time and then restarted it again, and at last stopped for ever. I did this because I suspected propecia to be the cause of my problems, but after beeing off it for some time I dismissed the thought and started it again. Then I found out other guys had same sideeffects and then I stopped again.
The first time I stopped, I thought my symptoms got a little worse, but starting the drug again did no improvement, but also did not make it worse.
I figure that if the body ever are gonna recover on its own, the it would be a bad idea to play with fire, it might set you back a long time.
JH
DO NOT GET BACK ON IT!
please take that advice. i took propecia for around 4 yrs, stopped for a year and only had the normal ED problems. then i went back on it, and developed some pretty major health problems that i fully blame on this drug. getting back on it, will only make things a lot worse for you. learn from your first mistake, instead of trying to make a second one.