What are the side effects of testosterone pellets?

What are the side effects of testosterone pellets?

  • sluggishness.
  • decreased libido and trouble maintaining an erection.
  • loss of energy.
  • hair loss.
  • an increase in body fat.
  • a decrease in muscle mass.
  • irritability and depression.

Is TESTOPEL safe?

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ABOUT TESTOPEL® In patients with breast cancer, TESTOPEL® may cause elevated calcium levels in the blood. Men who have or might have prostate cancer or have had an adverse reaction should not use TESTOPEL®.

Can testosterone pellets make you feel sick?

loss of appetite, nausea. nausea, vomiting. right upper belly pain. stomach pain.

Can testosterone pellets make you angry?

When used this way, without proper medical supervision, testosterone has been linked to unwanted side effects such as mood swings and aggressive “roid rage.”

What happens after testosterone pellet insertion?

A little redness, bruising and swelling for 3-4 days is normal. The area may be tender for 4-14 days. If you have significant redness, pain (without putting pressure on the wound), warmth, or pus from the wound, call as you might need an antibiotic.

What to do after inserting pellets?

Pellets – Post Insertion Instructions

  1. No vigorous physical activity for 48 hours following the procedure.
  2. You may shower in 24 hours.
  3. Keep the incision clean and dry.
  4. Apply an ice pack for 1-2 hours following the procedure which will help with swelling.

Can testosterone pellets make you gain weight?

As for weight loss, some patients notice that initially they gain weight when starting testosterone therapy, however this usually reverses over time as metabolism and activity levels increase.

Can testosterone pellets cause kidney problems?

SAN FRANCISCO – Testosterone replacement therapy was associated with heightened risk for kidney stones, according to an analysis of more than 50,000 men with low testosterone.

Can testosterone pellets cause nerve damage?

Hormone pellet therapy is not associated with an increased risk of any diseases or conditions as are sympathetic hormones. Because the implanting of the hormone pellet under the skin requires a small incision, infection or nerve injury may occur. However, such side effects are not common.

Can your body reject testosterone pellets?

Rarely, the body may reject the pellet and force it back out of the body. On the other hand, because of the consistency of the dose delivery directly to the bloodstream, bioidentical pellet therapy is considered the safest form of delivery.