Is ED after taking Fin or Dut caused by less DHT or an increase in Estrogen/Estradiol 9/14/2024
Finasteride and dutasteride may cause erectile dysfunction due to reduced DHT, affecting nitric oxide and sexual function. Some suggest using aromatase inhibitors to address side effects, while others believe individual sensitivity to DHT reduction varies.
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