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Cyproterone is commonly used in the treatment of polycystic ovarian syndrome (pcos) and prostate cancer, to treat excessive hair growth and control of increased sexual desire in men.
Cyproterone is a progestogen with anti-androgenic properties. It works by affecting the negative feedback mechanism on the hypothalamus, leading to reduced production of testicular androgen.
Abnormal sperm production, Infertility, Thromboembolic event, Enlargement of mammary gland/ gynaecomastia, Galactorrhea, Depressive mood changes, Change in hair pattern, Skin reaction, Fatigue and lethargy, Weight change, Breathlessness
There are studies showed interaction of Cyproterone with alcohol. Alcohol may reduces Cyproterone efficacy. It is not advisable to consume it together.
There is no data stating about the safety Cyproterone used in pregnant women. This is because Cyproterone can act as a contraceptive which should definitely not be taken by pregnant women.
No data suggests that Cyproterone does represent a significant risk to the baby. However, Cyproterone is not recommended to the children below 18 years old, thus, lactating mothers are not advisable to consume Cyproterone due to a lack of data on safety.
Do not drive unless you are feeling well. Cyproterone may cause side effects such as fatigue and lassitude, which could affect your ability to concentrate and drive.
Cyproterone should be used with caution in patients with kidney disease as kidney is the place where excretion takes place. To avoid Cyproterone toxicity, dose adjustment of Cyproterone may be needed. Please consult your doctor.
Use of Cyproterone is not recommended in patients with liver disease because Cyproterone is mainly metabolised in the liver. Dose adjustment may be needed in patients with inefficient liver to avoid any drug overdose or toxicity. Please consult your doctor.
