Published on: 7/15/2025
Finasteride is not a male birth control pill. It does not significantly affect sperm production or function.
Finasteride is a medication often used to treat hair loss and prostate issues in men. According to the studies provided, finasteride does not significantly affect sperm production or function. This means it does not work like a birth control pill that prevents pregnancy.
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In summary, while finasteride has important uses for hair and prostate health, it should not be considered a form of birth control for men.
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