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10-08-2003, 05:00 AM

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When I started taking avodart, I noticed that I started itching mostly in the lower abdomen and legs. I stopped the drug for 3 days. The itching stopped immediately. After a few days I started with the drug again and the itching started. I stopped again to be sure it was the drug. The itching stopped. I started again and the itching followed. It did stop me from having erections. It did allow me to urinate better..

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