boobyinspector
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It's possible other tissue within the penis doesn't regenerate at a normal rate due to some factors caused by finasteride. Much like when you get older your skin gets thinner due to this slowed process. But taking a rat study into consideration is questionable. I mean look at the amount of drug they give to these freaking rats, that's nowhere near what we use as humans.Did you read the studies I posted? There's proof that the tissue loses weight and fibroses. Is that reverrsible? Probably not.
Given their weight they were getting 157.5mg of finasteride a day. Give me a break. I've never had issues with my penis and I know people who have used the drug since its inception that have never had issues. So if you have some penis issues it is likely due to the NO/blood flow component.gavaged with finasteride at a dose of 4.5 mg.kg[SUP]-1[/SUP].day[SUP]-1[/SUP]