ROHM Test E 300mg x 10ml

Each 1ml ampoule contains 300mg of Testosterone Enanthate in an oily solution (equal to around 230 mg testosterone). Also present is benzyl benzoate (342 mg each ampoule). Test E 300mg is a hormone produced naturally in men’s genitals. A woman’s ovaries and adrenal system produce very little testosterone. Testosterone enanthate is used to treat issues caused by a lack of this hormone in men and boys, such as delayed puberty, impotence, and other hormonal abnormalities. Low testosterone that isn’t caused by a medical condition or advanced age should not be treated with this medicine. Testosterone enanthate is used to treat breast cancer in women who have spread to other parts of the body and are resistant to surgery. Testosterone will not improve your athletic performance and should not be used for that purpose.

What is the dose of Testosterone Enanthate that is recommended?

Every 2 to 4 weeks, testosterone is injected into the muscle or beneath the skin. Testosterone enanthates should only be given by a doctor. The duration of Testosterone Enanthate medication is dictated by the condition being addressed. Blood pressure can be raised by testosterone, placing you at risk for a heart attack, stroke, or death. You should have your blood pressure checked on a regular basis. It’s conceivable that you’ll have to cut back on your testosterone or start taking blood pressure medicine. On a regular basis, blood tests will be necessary. Testosterone can affect bone development in men who are being treated for delayed puberty. During treatment, X-rays may be necessary every 6 months to check bone development. Test E 300mg may affect the results of a variety of medical tests. You should advise any doctor who treats you that you are using testosterone.

Testosterone enanthate side effects

Get medical help right away if you have hives, difficulty breathing, or swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or neck. After the injection, if you get a tight feeling in your throat, a sudden need to cough, or if you feel light-headed or short of breath, call your doctor right once.You will be closely observed for at least 30 minutes to ensure that the injection does not cause any issues.

Some of the most prevalent negative effects (in both men and women) are as follows:

• Acne

• Swelling of the Breasts

• Sex Drive Increase or Decrease

• Anxiety

• Mood Changes

• Depression

 This is not a complete list of possible negative consequences; more may emerge. Speak with your doctor if you require medical treatment due to unfavorable symptoms.