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Yes, figs contain a tiny amount of fat, but both fresh and dried figs are naturally very low-fat and mainly provide carbs, fiber, and natural sugars.

Fresh figs have a moderate amount of natural sugar, while dried figs are sugar dense, so portion size matters if you watch carbs.

Most plain figs contain only natural fruit sugar, while some dried and packaged fig products do have sugar added during processing.

Yes, figs have natural fructose, with fresh figs lower in sugar per serving than dried figs, so portions matter when you watch total fruit sugar.

Current evidence does not show that figs meaningfully increase testosterone in humans, though they can be part of an overall hormone-friendly diet.

Yes, finasteride can trigger a brief increase in hair shedding early on, but this short phase usually signals the start of a healthier growth cycle.

Yes, filet mignon does have fat, but it is a lean beef steak with less marbling than richer cuts like ribeye or strip.

Yes, some finasteride side effects fade with continued use or after stopping, but sexual and mood changes can persist for a small group of users.

Yes, many finasteride side effects settle with time or after stopping, though some men have symptoms that last and need medical review.

Yes, fingers can swell in both heat and cold, and the pattern of swelling usually reveals whether it is harmless or needs a doctor’s review.