TESTOSTERONE ENANTHATE 250mg

Description

Testo enanthate

This drug has been used in medical procedures since the 1950s. It is known by a number of brand names, including

Androfil, Depandro, Testrin, and Testro. As a schedule III drug, testosterone enanthate is available by prescription only.

This article will explain how and why the drug is used. It also offers information about side effects and interactions with other drugs, and answers questions about related cancer risks from using it.

Indications

Testo enanthate is classified as an AAS for two reasons. It is both a synthetic drug derived from the testo enanthate hormone and a testosterone pro-drug. This means it stimulates the body to make its own testosterone.1 With that being said, it has stronger androgenic effects and only moderate anabolic effects.

The drug can be used for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) in cisgender (cis) men with hypogonadism, or the decreased ability to make testosterone.1 Causes of this condition include injury, infection, and cancer of the testes.

Radiation and chemotherapy can also cause hypogonadism. So can disorders such as Klinefelter syndrome and diseases of the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, two brain regions that stimulate the testes to make testosterone.

Testo enanthate levels in cis men can drop steeply after the age of 50, leading to a condition known as andropause. Older cis men with symptoms of andropause, including the loss of vigor and a lower sex drive, will often benefit from TRT.2

The drug is also sometimes used, controversially, as an anti-aging therapy in older cis men.