voice wrote:
dr. shippen also told me it would be very hard to sue merk. because everyone that he has seen has something different then the next patient. some have to low of t levels and some have fine but have other hormonal problems. It would be hard to blame it on propecia even though it seems obvious to me. Either way we should at least try to get money for our hospital cost. It really is bull shit though and if i dont get better i might just start a fire at merk head quarters by accident of course

Voice, He is certainly entitled to his opinion regarding a lawsuit, but there are dozens of different strategies that could be used against Merck in a lawsuit. The point being I don't think we need to have all men experiencing the same hormonal problems to have a strong case against them.
I have always felt the base case against them for a lawsuit would be their statement included in with the drug, that side effects would subside after 6 months of discontinued use. They did have the long-term tests done to that would be required to validate that statement. There is a well known dr that was opposed to the finasteride used for hair loss for this very reason. I can't recall his name. Maybe someone can chime in and add it.