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Proscar, also known by it's generic name Finasteride can be prescribed to reduce the size of an enlarged prostate (benign prosatic hyperplasia or BPH) in adult men by reducing the hormone DHT that causes the prostate to become enlarged. Finasteride has the chance to improve symptoms of BPH by lessening the urge to urinate, create better urine flow, reduce the feeling of your bladder not being fully empty, and reduce the need for night time urination. 

Take Proscar orally once a day with or without food. Regular use will give the best results over time as it can take 6 to 12 months to notice full symptom relief. You should not stop taking the medication even if you feel better.

Woman who are pregnant should avoid physical contact with this medication. Finasteride can be absorbed into the skin and potentially effect the unborn child. Young developing men and young male children should also avoid contact with Finasteride as it can result in abnormal growth in the genitals.

Speak with your doctor regarding prior medical conditions like liver disease, prostate cancer and urinary problems before taking Proscar. Talk to your doctor about known allergies and disclose any medication or supplementation you are taking to ensure there are no interactions with Proscar.

Some effects can include:


Speak with your doctor if any side becomes become too severe while taking Proscar. Your doctor and pharmacist will be able to help you manage your side effects.

Q: Is it true that I can't even touch Proscar if I am pregnant?

A: Yes, Proscar can adsorb through skin contact especially if the medication is broken or crushed. It can effect the unborn child. Woman and young male and female children should avoid any physical contact with this medication.


Q: How should I store Proscar?

A: This is stored at room temperature away from children and pets. Do not throw this medication in the wastewater. Speak with your pharmacist if you are uncertain how to safely dispose of unwanted or expired medication.


Q: What should I do if I miss a dose?

A: Take the missed dose as soon as you remember. Skip the missed does if it is closer to your next schedule dose to avoid any overlap.

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