Finasteride shedding still continues. What should I do?

Finasteride is a medication often prescribed for hair loss, but it can initially lead to a phenomenon known as "shedding" where hair loss seems to increase for a short period of time. This is typically a temporary phase, and it's usually a sign that the medication is working.
However, if the shedding continues for an extended period of time, it's important to consult with your physician or a dermatologist. They can evaluate your condition, consider other potential causes for the continued hair loss, and possibly adjust your treatment plan if necessary.
Remember, it's important to be patient as hair growth and regrowth can be a slow process, and results from finasteride may not be noticeable until after consistent use for several months.

Hello and thank you for your question. Finasteride can cause temporary shedding but if it continues over an extended period you should consult your doctor. Best wishes.

Dr. T

Dear ConnorW
I would recommend you to see a dermatologist in your local. The shedding could be caused by telegenic effluvium or other medical conditions such as abnormal thyroid hormones, low vitamin D, anemia etc. I think it's important to find a correctable cause.
I hope this help.