Testoderm
These patches are prescribed for men with low levels of the male hormone, testosterone. Lack of testosterone can lead to declining interest in sex, impotence, fatigue, depression, and loss of masculine characteristics.
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Testoderm (Testosterone)
Promotes growth and development of male reproductive organs, maintains secondary sex characteristics, increases protein anabolism, and decreases protein catabolism.
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Testoderm patches and gel
This medication should not be used by a woman. Testosterone can cause birth defects in an unborn baby. A pregnant woman should avoid coming into contact...
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Andriol
...with food to lessen possible stomach upset, unless otherwise directed by your doctor. For patients using the matrix-type skin patch of testosterone (Testoderm or Testoderm with Adhesives): You must apply the patch to the scrotum because the medicine easily passes into your body at this area. Other areas...
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testosterone injectable
This medication can cause birth defects in an unborn baby if it is used by a woman during pregnancy. Do not receive testosterone injection if you are pregnant....
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