Yes, Dutas Capsule (Dutasteride) is commonly prescribed once daily for male pattern hair loss and is intended for long-term use. However, a 15-day refill after 30 days could be planned to assess your response to treatment, or it may be a prescription error. You should contact your dermatologist to confirm the correct dosage and duration.

You should not stop Dutas Capsule (Dutasteride) and switch to homeopathy on your own, as herbal remedies are unlikely to treat prostate enlargement or relieve urine flow problems. Continue your current treatment and consult your doctor before making any changes.

If Dutas Capsule (Dutasteride) and Bioexidil Serum are not effective, consult your doctor or dermatologist about trying alternative options such as finasteride tablets, low-level laser therapy, or platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment. Your doctor may also check for underlying causes such as hormonal imbalances, thyroid problems, or nutritional deficiencies, as addressing these can improve treatment outcomes.

There is no strong scientific evidence that Ayurvedic or herbal medicines can significantly reduce the size of an enlarged prostate to a specific target, like 20–25 cc. Some herbal remedies may help relieve urinary symptoms such as frequency, urgency, or weak stream, but they do not reliably shrink prostate tissue. Prostate size reduction is usually achieved through medications or surgical procedures prescribed by a urologist, especially if the enlargement is causing significant symptoms or complications. It is essential to discuss any alternative treatments with your doctor to ensure safety and avoid interactions with your current medications.