Testosterone gel 1% is usually taken according to doctor’s prescription. It contains testosterone. Testosterone gel 1% is used to treat males who have insufficient testosterone. Doctors usually conduct a blood test before a person begins using the drug. The blood test is then carried out continuously while taking medication. It has not been scientifically proven if Testosterone gel 1% is safe for children below 18 years. It is always advisable to be on the safe side. If Testosterone gel 1% is not given in recommended amount to children, it can severely affect bone growth. Women should not use Testosterone gel 1%. The substance can be transmitted from one person to another. This is common when a person go to area Testosterone gel 1% is used and come into contact with people applying it. This may result into emergence of puberty signs for instance growth of public hair to young children if by any chance they are exposed to such areas.
Young children and women should avoid areas where Testosterone gel 1% is applied. Suppose they contact the substance, the areas of contact should be washed off immediately with soap. To avoid transferring Testosterone gel 1% to other people, apply it on the upper arms and shoulders. This is because such areas are covered by cloth. After application, make sure to wash your hands with lots of water and soap. Wait the gel to dry and cover the area applied. Cover the area until the time of rinsing it off reaches. It is important to wash off the areas of application first because you may accidentally come into contact. Signs of Testosterone in children include large clitoris or penis, growth of public hair, prolonged erections, desire for sex and aggressive behavior. Signs of Testosterone in women are elevated acne and growth of body hair. It is important to seek medical assistance if you notice such effects.
People suffering from prostate and breast cancers, kidney and heart problems, urinary and liver diseases, sleep apnea should not take Testosterone since the condition may be worsened. People allergic to Testosterone gel 1% ingredients should also not take it. Pregnant and breast- feeding women should not take the drug. The substance may affect fetus. Baby can also acquire it through milk. It is important to seek medical advice before using the substance if the above conditions apply to you. Inform your doctor about medications and dietary supplements you are taking. This is because Testosterone gel 1% may interact with other medications for instance Insulin. Taking Testosterone gel 1% with such medications may result to severe side effects. You should also ask your doctor other medical interactions to help you avoid them.
Testosterone gel 1% should be applied according to doctor’s prescription. The doctor will provide you with correct dosage. You should not change the dosage offered. Apply the substance after bathing. It should be applied at the same time usually in the morning. You should not have a shower immediately after applying Testosterone gel 1%. Since the substance is flammable, you should avoid going near to fires or smocking until it dries. When not taken in correct amount, the substance may result into severe side effects. They include frequent urination, urination difficulty, passing out urine unexpectedly, prostate cancer, insufficient sperms, swellings on the body, heart problems, painful breasts, sleep apnea, blood clots, prolonged erections, hypertension, irritation of skin, change in mood and increased number of red blood cells. It is important to seek medical assistance as soon as you notice such side effects. Testosterone gel 1% should be kept in cool and dry place. They should be stored away from children.
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