JiveTurkey
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Ok, so, I just went to my doctor today to renew my Propecia prescription, and he suggested that I try using Avodart. He claimed that studies showed that while Propecia reduced DHT levels by like 65% or so, Avodart reduced them by 97%. Because of this drastic reduction of DHT, he went on, it was also effective in the front. But, of course, it was more expensive than Propecia, etc. etc., but I said, "if it works that well, baby, sign me up!!"
So, I went to the pharmacy and filled the prescription. My doctor told me it would cost about $75-$90 a month, so I was naturally shocked when I was only charged $20. When I read the disclaimer that came with it, it said that it was used to treat men with enlarged prostates.
So, what's the deal? Did I recieve the wrong medication? Did I recieve the right medication, but it is covered by my insurance? I will certainly call the doctor before I start taking this stuff, but I want to know if anyone here knows anything about this. I'm so confused!!!
So, I went to the pharmacy and filled the prescription. My doctor told me it would cost about $75-$90 a month, so I was naturally shocked when I was only charged $20. When I read the disclaimer that came with it, it said that it was used to treat men with enlarged prostates.
So, what's the deal? Did I recieve the wrong medication? Did I recieve the right medication, but it is covered by my insurance? I will certainly call the doctor before I start taking this stuff, but I want to know if anyone here knows anything about this. I'm so confused!!!