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Product Description
Testosterone Propionate, the primary active substance, metabolizes into pure natural testosterone. It's a high-quality anabolic steroid that enhances stamina and energy. Its mild adverse effects stem from its close resemblance to the hormone naturally produced in our bodies. Primarily used in men to address testosterone deficiencies (male hypogonadism), confirmed by blood testosterone measurements and clinical symptoms like impotence, infertility, low sexual desire, fatigue, depression, and bone loss.
Additionally, Testosterone Propionate can aid in controlling postmenopausal breast cancer.
Contraindications include an allergy to testosterone propionate, androgen-dependent prostate or breast cancer, past or present liver tumors, high blood calcium levels with malignant neoplasms, prior heart attack or severe heart conditions, atherosclerosis, pregnancy, and lactation.
Dosage and Side Effects
Common dosages for male hypogonadism involve 50 mg of Testosterone Propionate, injected 2-3 times weekly. For delayed puberty or undescended testicles in men, a common dose is 50 mg administered weekly. Postmenopausal women with breast cancer typically receive 100 mg 2-3 times per week.
Lower doses are recommended for elderly patients. Administered solely via intramuscular injection, caution should be exercised to avoid intravascular administration.
Discontinuation may prompt symptoms of testosterone deficiency. Common side effects include acne and injection site pain. Less frequent effects, affecting up to 1 in 10 individuals, include increased red blood cell levels, weight gain, elevated prostate-specific antigen, enlarged prostate, varied injection site reactions, and increased hematocrit levels in blood tests.