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Ron Lev, topical flutamide robbed me of hard ons............ (Topicals)

posted by RonLev, 26.05.2008, 11:43

» I used topical flutamide gel (and NOT MUCH EITHER) for one week once. I had
» the limp noodle in three days, and no sex drive for the last four days
» WHATSOEVER. I felt nauseous, had diarreah (every time I went), didn't feel
» like working out.........................in other words, I felt like
» shiiiit.
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» This is why topical dutasteride and topical finasteride forumlations need
» to measure the SERUM LEVELS OF DHT in TESTING before being ALLOWED to be
» sold. Nobody knows how much is sytemically absorbed. Ive been on finas a
» long time and can handle it, but obviously a few men really have unpleasant
» side effects. Flutamide, which can basically chemically block your very
» manhood, isn't something to fool with if you want a high quality of life.
» Unless some entity can perform a big test in humans and prove their topical
» forulation isn't sytstemically absorbed........................why in the
» hell would they sell the stuff?

Benji,

It is regrettable that you experienced sexual side effects from topical dutasteride and finasteride. However, no drug is perfect and I don't claim otherwise. Every drug presents a profile of desired and undesirable effects; it is how the balance tips in one direction or the other that occurs in each particular patient that determines whether it is worthwhile. It is important to note that GSk admits in its information for healthcare professionals statement that Avodart(R)--a fully FDA-approved oral version of dutasteride--has detectable side effects (including sexual dysfunction) in many patients taking it and significant sexual side effects in 4.7% of patients (although it does decline to 1% after 12 months, if one can tolerate the waiting time). Is this unusual? Should Avodart (and our topical preparation) be taken off the market? No. Because ALL drugs have risk/benefits. If you are looking for a perfect drug for hair loss, or hypertension, or cholesterol, or whatever--it just doesn't exist. I wish I could advise you of a better solution now. Hopefully, in the future a nonpharmaceutical treatment for hair loss will make this discussion unnecessary, such as hair cloning.

RonLev

 

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