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Product Description
Stanozolol, an anabolic steroid, lacks estrogenic properties and is considered safe for both men and women. It aids in muscle mass increase, body fat reduction, tissue protection, and retention of vital elements like nitrogen, phosphorus, sulfur, potassium, sodium, and water in the body.
This steroid finds application in reconstructive postoperative therapy, treating muscular dystrophy, osteoporosis, protein synthesis disorders, injuries, burns, infectious diseases, radiation, angioedema, hypo- and aplastic anemia. It's also utilized as an adjuvant in treating tuberculosis, osteomyelitis, asthma, hepatitis. Known for causing minimal to no liver damage or swelling, its moderate androgenic action may stimulate the development of male secondary sexual characteristics.
Contraindications
- Hypersensitivity to stanozolol or any other component of the drug.
- Prostate or breast cancer.
- Breast carcinoma in women with hypercalcemia.
- Cardiopathy, ischemia, severe atherosclerosis.
- Hepatic and renal failure, acute and chronic prostatitis.
- Pregnancy and lactation.
Dosage and Side Effects
Injections are administered deeply into the muscle. For adults, the recommended daily dose is 50 mg. Beginners are advised to initiate with 10 mg per week, gradually increasing to an optimal volume. A high protein diet is recommended during treatment.
Stanozolol may cause various disorders, including benign, malignant, and unspecified. In older individuals, common reactions involve hypertrophy and/or prostate cancer. Endocrine disorders may result in virilization in women, inhibition of ovarian function, and menstrual irregularities.
In prepubertal men, symptoms of virilization and skin hyperpigmentation might occur. It can also impact growth areas of tubular bones, leading to growth maintenance or cessation (pineal gland calcification). Post-pubertal men might experience gynecomastia.
Hematologic and lymphatic disorders might involve changes in the leukocyte formula or hypocoagulation with a tendency to bleed. Metabolic and nutritional issues include fluid retention, hypercalcemia, and potentially progressing atherosclerosis.
Infrequent liver function impairment with jaundice, musculoskeletal pain in long tubular bones, and rare post-pubertal bladder irritation are observed. Genital tract disorders, such as priapism, may also occur.
If any side effects not listed in this leaflet are observed, it's advisable to inform your doctor or pharmacist.