Testomix is a major endogenous hormone indispensable for the normal growth and development of male genital organs and male secondary sexual characteristics. During the life of adult men, testosterone is indispensable for the functioning of the testicles and associated structures, as well as for maintaining libido, well-being, erectile potency, and for the function of the prostate and seminal vesicles.
The dosage regimen usually depends on the patient’s individual response to treatment.
The recommended dose is 1 ml once every 3 weeks.
What are the Side Effects of Testomix?
Typically, treatment with high doses of Testomix for bodybuilding, with prolonged treatment and/or frequent administration is associated with the following side effects:
Characteristic
Side Effects
Benign, malignant and indefinite neoplasms (including cysts and polyps)
Prostate cancer (or deterioration of the course of diagnosed prostate cancer)
From the blood system
Polycythemia
On the part of metabolism
Fluid retention (swelling)
From the Central nervous system
Depression, increased nervous excitability, mood changes, increased or decreased libido.
On the part of the musculoskeletal system
Myalgia
From the cardiovascular system
Increased blood pressure
From the gastrointestinal tract
Nausea
From the skin
Itching, acne
From the genitourinary system
Gynecomastia, oligospermia, decreased ejaculate volume, priapism, functional disorders of the prostate gland (hypertrophy).
Influence on laboratory parameters
Impaired liver function, decreased concentration of LDL, HDL and triglycerides in serum, increased PSA, hypercalcemia
After you cancel Testomix, the side effects persist for some time.
Sustanon injections can cause a local reaction at the injection site (pain, itching, hyperemia).
Contraindications to Use of Testomix
identified or suspected prostate or breast cancer;
hypersensitivity to any component of the drug;
children up to 3 years (in connection with the content in the composition of the drug is benzyl alcohol).
Caution: in boys in the pre-puberty period to avoid premature closure of the epiphysis and premature puberty; chronic heart failure, renal and/or liver failure to avoid the development of edema; diabetes; prostatic hypertrophy with symptoms of urinary retention; sleep apnea, as well as risk factors such as obesity and chronic lung diseases; childhood.
