Cernos Depot Injection 4ml

Cernos Depot Injection is used to treat male hypogonadism, which is caused by low testosterone levels. It is only given to men who have a history of medical problems. It aids in the restoration of testosterone levels in the male body. Under the medical guidance of a doctor, Cernos Depot Injection is injected directly into the skin or muscles. The dose and frequency of injections are determined by the purpose of the injection. Your doctor will determine how much improvement you require. You should take this medicine for the entire time that it has been recommended for you. Acne, male breast growth, voice changes, and injection site responses are the most prevalent side effects of Cernos Depot Injection (pain, swelling, redness). Let your doctor know if these irritate you or appear to be serious. It's possible that they can be reduced or prevented. Shortness of breath, frequent or persistent erections, and poor sperm count are some of the negative effects that may cause you to quit taking this prescription. Tell your doctor if you've ever had high blood pressure, a heart attack, or a stroke before taking Cernos Depot Injection. Your doctor should also be aware of any other medicines you are taking, as some of them may reduce the effectiveness or alter the way this medicine works. Regular blood tests to monitor testosterone and prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels may be ordered by your doctor. Using Cernos Depot Injection during pregnancy is extremely dangerous. Seek medical counsel, as research on pregnant women and animals have indicated that there are significant risks to the growing infant. Cernos Depot Injection should not be used if you are breastfeeding. The medicine may induce toxicity in the newborn, according to the data. Cernos Depot Injection is not recommended for females. In patients with kidney illness, Cernos Depot Injection is probably dangerous to use and should be avoided. Please seek medical advice.