Sustanon Side Effects-Tips And Precautions

One of the most popular androgenic preparations for testosterone replacement therapy, Sustanon 250 is even admired by those into bodybuilding and strength athletics. This is because of Sustanon's potential for improving lean body mass, reducing body fat mass, and increasing bone mineral density.

However, use of Sustanon may lead to health complications and side effects (which may be mild or severe, temporary or permanent) when this steroid is overdosed or of a low grade or abused in hopes of quick and dramatic results. Being a potent steroid, Sustanon should always be used with great care.

This anabolic steroid should be used with great care if individuals are diagnosed with prostate or breast cancer. It should be used only after medical advice by individuals who have high levels of calcium in the blood (hypercalcaemia) or high levels of calcium in the urine (hypercalciuria) or those allergic to peanuts or soya. Sustanon (testosterone blend sustanon) must not be given to premature babies or neonates. This steroid should not be given to pregnant or breastfeeding women. Medical advice should always be sought if you are suffering from health conditions such as heart diseases, high blood pressure, kidney disease, breast cancer that has spread to the bones, epilepsy, and migraine.

The use of low grade Sustanon or Sustanon abuse/overdosing can lead to side effects like changes in liver function tests, muscle pain, nausea, itching, and pain at the injection sites. Sustanon abuse can also result in increased or decreased sexual desire, disturbed formation of sperm, breast enlargement in men, depression, mood alterations, and acne. Abuse of this steroid may cause nervousness, changes in lipid metabolism, prolonged and painful erection of the male sexual organ, and prostatic growth to a size representative for the concerned age group. Female athletes using Sustanon in high doses can experience health complications like virilization, clitoral enlargement, growth and development of male secondary sexual characteristics, and oily skin.

Sustanon is also not advised to those diagnosed with sleep apnea (temporarily stoppage of breathing during sleep) as testosterone-containing products may worsen this health condition. Elderly men using Sustanon should carefully follow medical advice as this steroid may increase the size of the prostate gland. They should seek medical assistance at regular intervals so that the doctor can examine prostate gland at regular intervals by digital rectal examination (DRE) and blood tests for prostate-specific antigen (PSA).

This steroid is not recommended for children under the age of 3 years as Sustanon contains benzyl alcohol that may result in toxic or allergic reactions in infants and children up to 3 years old. It is very important to note that Sustanon may interfere with functioning and action mechanism of some drugs including anticoagulants or medicines used for preventing blood clots and anti-diabetic medicines like insulin that are used for treating diabetes and/or other medicines to control blood sugar levels. Sustanon use may increase the risk of water retention, especially if the heart and liver are not working properly. If you are planning to have a child, it is very important for you to ask the doctor or pharmacist for advice before taking Sustanon as this steroid can lead to fertility disorders in men by repressing sperm formation.

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