Testosterone Undecanoate: oral

Uses

Use of this drug is recommended for men with hypogonadism or other medical problems that cause low or no testosterone levels. Included in the class of androgenic substances, testosterone performs the following crucial roles:

Development and Maintenance of Male Sexual Features: Testosterone has a role in the development and maintenance of male sexual traits, such as the production of body hair and a deep voice.

Maintenance of Muscle Mass: It contributes to the preservation of muscle mass.

Preventing Bone Loss: Testosterone helps to preserve bone density and prevent bone loss.

Natural Sexual Ability and Desire: It is required for men’s natural sexual abilities and desires to work normally.

Contraindication: It’s crucial to remember that ladies should not use this drug.

How to use:

Before starting testosterone treatment and before every refill, you should read the medication guide that your pharmacist has given you. Consult your pharmacist or healthcare professional if you have any questions.

Administration: Take this medicine orally, generally twice daily, with a meal, in accordance with your doctor’s recommendations. For certain brands, it is essential to take the drug whole rather than chewing it in order to get maximum efficacy. Pay close attention to your doctor’s instructions when it comes to taking this medicine, whatever brand you are prescribed.

Dosage Determination: Your reaction to therapy, laboratory test results, and medical condition all play a role in determining the dosage.

Usage: To get the most out of this drug, take it consistently. Take it at the same time every day to help with memory.

Take Care Not to Misuse: Excessive or incorrect use of testosterone may lead to serious adverse effects, such as heart disease (including heart attacks), stroke, liver disease, mental or emotional disorders, abnormal drug-seeking behavior, or abnormal bone development (especially in teenagers). It is crucial that you refrain from increasing the dose or using the product for longer than the recommended term. When a medicine is stopped due to overuse or abuse, withdrawal symptoms (such as sadness, irritability, and exhaustion) may appear and last for a few weeks or months.

Consultation with Your Physician: As soon as possible, let your physician know if your condition worsens or does not improve.

Note: It is expected that this information be communicated in a formal, businesslike way.

Side Effects

Extra Details, including the Warning Section:

Side Effects: Typical side effects of this medicine include headaches, nausea, vomiting, changes in skin tone, changes in libido (increased or reduced), greasy skin, hair loss, and acne. Please let your doctor or pharmacist know right away if any of these adverse effects worsen or persist.

The rationale for your doctor’s prescription of this drug is to balance benefit and risk. Your doctor has determined, after careful consideration, that the advantages of this medication exceed any possible negative effects. Many people who use this drug don’t have serious side effects.

Report Serious Side Effects: If you have any serious side effects, including but not limited to the following, let your doctor know right away.

• Mental or Emotional Shifts (such as elevated anger, despair, or anxiety)
• Snoring or Sleep disturbances (including Sleep Apnea Signs)
• Liver disease symptoms include recurrent nausea or vomiting, appetite loss, stomach or abdominal discomfort, yellowing of the eyes or skin, and dark urine.
• Ankle, foot, and hand edema
• Unusual Exhaustion
• Fast or erratic heart rate
• Issues with Urination
• Elevated Urine Production, Particularly at Night
• Breast Tenderness or Swelling
• Extended or Recurrent Erections

Emergency Medical Attention: If you get any of the following very dangerous side effects, get emergency medical attention right away:

• Breathlessness or rapid breathing
• Head, Jaw, and Left Arm Pain
• Unusual Perfusion of Sweating
• Abrupt Lightheadedness or Disorientation Pain, swelling, or warmth in the Calf or Groin
• Abrupt or Excruciating Headaches

Speaking difficulties, weakness on one side of the body, and sudden changes in vision

Male erections that are uncomfortable or lengthy and persist for four hours or more are rare. In order to avoid any possible long-term effects, stop using this drug immediately and get medical help.

Severe Allergic Response: Although very uncommon, this medicine may cause a severe allergic response. Seek emergency medical attention if you have any serious allergic reaction symptoms, such as a rash, itching or swelling (particularly of the face, tongue, or throat), severe dizziness, or trouble breathing.

Please be advised that not all potential adverse effects may be included in this list. Speak with your physician or pharmacist if you have any other side effects not listed above.

Reporting adverse reactions:

Getting Ready for Medical Data:

It is essential to notify your pharmacist or healthcare provider of any known sensitivities to testosterone or other allergens before starting testosterone treatment. There are inactive ingredients in this product that might cause allergic responses or other problems. To learn more about this topic, speak with your pharmacist.

Furthermore, before starting this drug, you must tell your doctor or pharmacist about all of your medical history, paying great attention to the following conditions:

The history of cancer includes malignancies such as prostate and breast cancer in males.

History of Blood Clots: This covers cases in which blood clots have formed in the lungs or on the leg.

Heart-Related Conditions: This group includes ailments including heart failure, chest discomfort, and previous heart attacks.

• The Stroke History
• Liver dysfunction.
• Deficit in kidneys
• Particular Mineral Imbalances: Specifically, high blood calcium levels
• heightened levels of cholesterol.
• Heightened blood pressure, or hypertension
• bigger prostate.

COPD and sleep apnea are respiratory issues.

Diabetes: This medication may lower blood sugar. Follow your doctor’s instructions to check your blood sugar periodically and report the results immediately. Symptoms of low blood sugar include tremors, a quick pulse, hunger, confused vision, dizziness, and limb tingling. Contact your doctor immediately. Your doctor may change your diabetic medication, exercise, or diet.

This medicine may raise cholesterol and increase the risk of heart disease and vascular issues, including coronary artery disease. Doctors closely monitor cholesterol levels.