Approved by the FDA in 1997, Propecia (finasteride) is prescribed to men seeking treatment for their male pattern baldness. Propecia side effects include sexual problems such as erectile dysfunction, decreased libido, low sperm counts, testicular pain, low volume of ejaculation, and impotence. The Swedish Medical... Read More

A new case has joined other Propecia lawsuits in the federal MDL against the male pattern baldness medication manufactured by Merck and Co. The plaintiff claims that he began taking Propecia at 27 years old to treat his male pattern baldness. As a result of... Read More

A plaintiff filed a lawsuit against Propecia drug maker Merck & Co. on the 7th of August, 2012, in the United States' District Court for the Eastern District of New York. The plaintiff, who is from Kentucky, claims that he suffered from sexual dysfunction, erectile... Read More

Male pattern baldness affects 30 percent of men by the time they’re 30, and 50 percent of men by the time they’re 50. Propecia (finasteride) was approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1997 to treat male pattern baldness. However, in... Read More

A California man filed a new lawsuit regarding side effects of the male pattern baldness drug Propecia. The lawsuit, which was filed in the United States' District Court for the Eastern District of New York, was filed on the 24th of August, 2012. The lawsuit... Read More

Propecia (finasteride) was approved for the treatment of male hair loss in 1997. For men worried about going bald, Propecia seemed like the answer to their prayers. However, many men who have used the drug have suffered side effects such as cognitive impairment, impaired libido,... Read More

Plaintiff Michael Gowens filed a lawsuit in New York claiming that he continues to suffer from side effects of the hair loss drug Propecia, despite having stopped using the medication. The lawsuit claims that he states from ongoing erectile dysfunction and cognitive impairment, conditions which... Read More

The FDA approved Propecia (finasteride) for the treatment of male pattern baldness in 1997. Since then, over one million people in the United States have used the drug. At the time of its release, manufacturer Merck & Co. warned that only a very small percentage... Read More