Testosterone Undecanoate Capsules

Testosterone undecanoate capsules are a kind of drug, which are mainly used for primary or secondary male testicular dysfunction; delayed physical puberty in boys; palliative treatment of breast cancer metastasis; auxiliary treatment of aplastic anemia; androgen deficiency syndrome in some middle-aged and elderly people; rheumatoid arthritis. So, what are the instructions for use of testosterone undecanoate capsules?

Ingredients of testosterone undecanoate capsules: The main ingredient of this product is testosterone undecanoate. Affiliated type: Chemical drugs and medical devices >> Metabolism and endocrine system drugs >> Estrogen drugs >> Androgen drugs. Features: The content of this product is light yellow to light yellow viscous liquid.

Scope of application: primary or secondary male testicular dysfunction; delayed puberty in boys due to physical constitution; palliative treatment of breast cancer metastasis; auxiliary treatment of aplastic anemia; androgen deficiency syndrome in some middle-aged and elderly people; rheumatoid arthritis.

Specification: 40Mg. Dosage and Instructions: Oral. Be sure to use it under the guidance of a professional doctor. The initial dosage is 120-160 mg (3-4 tablets) per day. After two weeks of medication, the dosage can be maintained at 40-120 mg (1-3 tablets) per day. Take orally twice a day, morning, noon and evening, after meals. If you take an odd number of capsules per day, you may take one more capsule in the morning, or follow your doctor's advice.

Side effects: excessive hair growth, acne, abnormal erection of the male genitalia, decreased sperm count, decreased sperm density, and hypokalemia. Precocious puberty or premature closure of epiphyseal lines in prepubertal boys. Minor gastrointestinal discomfort or allergic symptoms. Contraindications: Patients diagnosed with or suspected of having prostate cancer or breast cancer and those with abnormalities are prohibited from using this product. FAQ: If serious side effects occur, treatment should be stopped immediately, and then restarted from a lower dosage after the symptoms subside. Patients with heart failure (including asymptomatic types), renal failure, prostatic hyperplasia, hypertension, epilepsy or trigeminal neuralgia (or those with symptoms of the above diseases) should use it with caution and be closely observed because male hormones may cause hypokalemia. It should be used with caution in prepubertal boys to prevent premature closure of the epiphyseal line or precocious puberty. Use with caution in patients with chronic kidney disease or heart disease who have a tendency to edema. Players should use with caution.

Taking the medicine during pregnancy and breastfeeding: It is forbidden to use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Pediatric use: Long-term use in children and adolescents may cause premature synostosis of bones and affect growth and development, so it should be used with caution. Medication for the elderly: Elderly patients have low metabolism and men are prone to prostate hypertrophy so the drug should be used with caution. Drug interactions: To enhance efficacy, appropriate amounts of protein sugar and vitamins may be taken at the same time.

Pharmacology and Toxicology: This product is an androgen drug, which is the undecanoate of testosterone and a compound of testosterone. It can promote male growth and development, male secondary sexual characteristics and male testicles, and the growth and development of accessory sex hormone structure. Promote protein synthesis and reduce dissolution, enhance immunity, and promote bone growth and development. Promote blood cell transformation, decisively inhibit gonadotropin secretion, inhibit estrogen secretion.

Pharmacokinetics: After oral administration, this product is digested and absorbed by the gastrointestinal tract and enters the blood circulation through the lymphatic system. The body's distribution is mainly in the liver, kidney, and adipose tissue, followed by the anal contraction muscle, epididymal cyst, and prostate. The vast majority of testosterone undecanoate is hydrolyzed in the body to form testosterone, and the amount metabolized in urine as the original form accounts for about 7.2% of the total production.