Can you push through anxiety? (finasteride)

[Oh really]

Hi everyone, I’m 35 - one week in on finasteride 0.25mg every day. Sides have been ok, tired for a couple of days but the past 4 I’ve had rising anxiety to the point today I was quite unsettled by it. It rises and falls throughout the day. It’s different to normal anxiety I’ve experienced.

Is it something that my body can adapt to or could I be neurologically incompatible with this drug?

I’ve been preparing to take finasteride since covid and was ready to push through anything but anxiety is a strange thing that I wasn’t prepared for

 

[Oh really]

Took one day off and switched to 0.1mg applied topically. Feeling 90% better. The brain fog and anxiety was real for me, I just wasn’t the same person.

Will check in again! Mental health is really everything especially with a young family.

 

[mary_jones]

I strongly agree with the statement that mental health is as important as physical health. I often suffer from anxiety disorders and am still learning how to cope with them. But it's good that I found a way to get out of this condition in time. Currently, I am most often helped by medicines from Pharmacy B2B. This really makes me feel better and I realize how important it is to take care of myself and my health.

 

[otis]

I strongly agree with the statement that mental health is as important as physical health. I often suffer from anxiety disorders and am still learning how to cope with them.

See a specialist for anxiety

 

[Cenabby]

Starting something like finasteride can definitely shake things up in unexpected ways. Someone once balanced their own anxiety with natural supplements from places like gomicromagic, which seemed to ease some tension without messing with their meds. It might be your body adjusting, but if the anxiety feels too intense or different, checking in with a Doctor is key.