ABC News: For Some Men, Propecia’s Sexual Side Effects May Be Long-lasting

Kevin Malley was almost 30, and he was starting to lose his hair. He went to his doctor to see if there was a way to keep from going bald, and his doctor prescribed Propecia.
“I looked young for my age, so I wanted to hold off my hair loss for a little bit,” Malley said. “I didn’t plan on taking Propecia for more than a year.”
Malley started taking the drug in May 2011, and by October he was completely impotent and had no sex drive whatsoever. His body changed, even his genitals shrank, and he slipped into a mental fog that he just couldn’t clear. His doctor told him the side effects would go away if he stopped taking the drug, so he did. But nothing changed.
ABC News, July 11th 2012

This is really sad how people believe that medicine will fix problems, when in fact its causing other significant issues. I’d suggest take this story with a grain of salt, especially at the end where ABC News’ Dan Harris said that Kevin Malley “lost his job, his fiance and he blames Propecia.”