Oral Finasteride Presents With Sexual-Unrelated Withdrawal in Long-Term Treated Androgenic Alopecia in Men

    October 2015 in “ PubMed ”
    Nicolas Perez-Mora, Carlos Velasco, Fernando Bermudez
    Studysummary This study found that sexual side effects occurred in a small percentage of patients using combined finasteride and minoxidil, but these were not common reasons for discontinuing treatment.
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