SP ENANTHATE FORTE

SP ENANTHATE FORTE

Administration:

SP ENANTHATE FORTE  is administrated intramuscularly. Testosterone Enanthate is administered individually depending on the disease, sex, age, clinical efficiency.

The common dosage for adults is 50-200 mg administered intramuscularly once a week. It is not recommended to exceed 400 mg per month. The length of treatment is determined individually.

In hypogonadal men with eunuchoidism, the recommended dosages are 50-400 mg every 2-4 weeks.

In the case of retention of sexual growth is administered 50-200 mg every 2-4 weeks for 4-6 months.

Inoperable breast cancer in women needs a dose of 200-400 mg at every 2-4 weeks.

Medical action:

Testosterone is the main androgen hormone produced in the testicles. It’s very important for growth and development of men sexual organs and also secondary sex features (readiness of prostate, seminal cysts, male organ as well as scrotum), men hair syndication (confront, pubic bone, chest) building speech organ, muscle groups and body fat submission. Retains nitrogen, salt, potassium, as well as phosphorus in the body, increases necessary health proteins constructive metabolism minimizing catabolism. Early increase of LCD concentrations of testosterone in prepubertal period brings stunned growth as well as epiphyseal closure. Testosterone causes the production of glycoprotein as well as erythrocytes. Due to feedback mechanism it inhibits the pituitary secretion of luteinizing and follicle hormone and causes suppression of spermatogenesis.

In women, Testosterone Enanthate inhibits the pituitary gonadotrophic function, ovarian function, mammary glands, endometrial atrophy. Because of the antagonistic action of estrogen it is used in the treatment of uterine myoma, endometriosis, breast cancer. It is very efficient in the climacteric period.

Precautions:

In case of androgen-dependent adverse reactions, it is necessary to stop taking the medicine. When the side effects disappear the treatment can be repeated in smaller doses.

Persons that suffer from latent or overt cardiac failure the disorder renal function, hypertension, epilepsy or migraine (or a history of the presence of these states) will be under constant supervision because androgens may cause sodium retention and in some cases water retention. During the treatment, period needs to be monitored the liver functions. Patients that suffer from breast cancer, hypernephroma, lung cancer, bone metastases need to control the level of calcium in blood and urine. Testosterone in prepubertal patients should be administered with caution to impede early stopping of growth and puberty.