A woman can see that there is a lot of testosterone in the blood when she has typical male symptoms, such as the presence of facial hair and a lower voice, which can occur at any stage of life due to health problems when the woman takes a testosterone supplement in case this increase is […]
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Injectable testosterone is a drug indicated for people with male hypogonadism, which is characterized by a disease in which the testes produce testosterone. Although hypogonadism does not cure, symptoms can be alleviated through hormone replacement. Although this drug is suitable for the treatment of male hypogonadism, it is increasingly bad with abuse of testosterone injections
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Testosterone is the main male hormone, responsible for the development of male characteristics such as beard and beard growth, more severe voice and increased muscle mass, as well as stimulating sperm production, being directly related to male fertility. Testosterone is also present in women, but in minor circumstances. After 50 years there is a rupture
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AndroGel, or testosterone gel, is a gel indicated in testosterone replacement therapy in men suffering from hypogonadism, following confirmation of a testosterone deficiency. To use this gel, a small amount should be applied to the intact, dry skin of the arms, shoulders or abdominal area so that the skin can absorb the product. This gel
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Testosterone is the main male hormone, being responsible for characteristics such as beard growth, deepening of the voice and increased muscle mass, in addition to stimulating sperm production, being directly related to male fertility. In addition, testosterone is also present in women, but to a lesser extent. After age 50, it is common to have
The woman may suspect that there is an increase in testosterone levels circulating in her blood when she begins to develop typically male symptoms, such as the presence of facial hair, changes in the menstrual cycle, decreased breasts and lower voice, for example. These symptoms can appear at any stage of a woman’s life and
