new propecia user with odd side effects?

[oneill]

i have slightly receding temples so i thought propecia might be best for me. for this first week, i have been experiencing a steady headache and some nausea. is this a reported side effect?
plus, after reading some of these stories about people who had a good deal of hair and were just looking to maintain it, then losing it in greater amounts than naturally after starting propecia i am worried about starting it and losing a lot and then not being able to stop at the risk of losing it all. is it possible to lose it quicker on propecia like is sounds?
what should i do? it almost seems like too great a risk to begin taking it and end up losing it quicker than i might naturally. i really appreciate anyone's advice cause i am really not sure which way to go with this.

 

[cosmo gene]

true, some people have reported side effects, remember chances are that if someone on propecia has had stellar results with minimal side effect they will not be hanging around a hairloss forum. Obviously this is a subjective point but I think it makes sense. Refer to the studies in which 83% of people on Propecia that got positive results by the two year mark. Research the 'Big Three', and you will have a high probability for success. Some people do experience biological shifts that tend to sort themselves out by the three month mark or so (libido for some). Thus if your side effects are intolerable than obviously stop taking it, however if you can tolerate the side effects than hang in there whilst doing your research on this site.

Good luck