Test E

• Hypopituitarism
• Symptoms of male climax (decreased libido and physical and intellectual activity)
• Androgenic deficit after castrating
• Osteoporosis caused by androgen insufficiency
• Retaining sexual maturation
• Eunuchoidism, undeveloped genitals
• Impotence hormonal origin
• Endometriosis (in women)
• The menopause (in combination with estrogen)
• Breast cancer (in women)
• Osteoporosis (in women)
• Hiperestrogenemia, functional hemorrhage
• Uterine myoma

• Hypersensitivity to the drug
• Prostate or breast cancer
• Prostate hypertrophy with urinary system disorders
• Nephrotic syndrome or nephrotic period associated with nephritis
• Edema, hypercalcemia
• Hepatic disorder, diabetes mellitus
• Heart disease, myocardial infarct in medical history
• Vascular disease in older males
• Pregnancy, breastfeeding

Testosterone Enanthate is administered intramuscularly. The common dosage for adults is 50-200 mg administered intramuscularly once a week. It is not recommended to exceed 400 mg per month. In hypogonadal men with eunuchoidism, the recommended dosages are 50-400 mg every 2-4 weeks. For retention of sexual growth: 50-200 mg every 2-4 weeks for 4-6 months. For inoperable breast cancer in women: 200-400 mg every 2-4 weeks.

Testosterone is the main androgen hormone produced in the testicles. It's very important for growth and development of male sexual organs and secondary sex features (prostate, seminal vesicles, penis, scrotum), male hair distribution (face, pubic, chest), building laryngeal muscles and body fat distribution. Retains nitrogen, sodium, potassium, and phosphorus in the body, increases protein constructive metabolism minimizing catabolism.