Description

CERNOS GEL INJECTABLE STEROID

Buy CERNOS GEL INJECTABLE STEROID  online. Cernos Gel is also referred to as Testosterone Gel, is a medication used to treat low or no levels of testosterone in men. It belongs to the drug class of androgens.

How does Cernos Gel work?

Testosterone is a hormone produced by the body, responsible for the normal development and growth of male sexual organs and typical male characteristics. Sometimes, some men’s bodies cannot naturally produce sufficient amounts of testosterone – a condition known as hypogonadism – or have no testosterone at all. That is where Cernos has a part to play; the topical gel helps replace the lack of testosterone in the male’s body.

Safety info

How to use Cernis Gel?

The recommended starting dose is a 5 mg sachet of gel per day. It is not advised to exceed 10 mg in 24 hours. One should apply a thin layer of Cernos Gel on a clean, dry and healthy area over the upper arms, shoulders or stomach. Leave the gel to dry (3-5 minutes) before putting on any clothes. After applying the testosterone gel, thoroughly clean your hands with soap and water. Wait at least 6 hours after applying the gel before taking a shower or bath.

Precautions before taking this drug

It is advised to speak with a pharmacist or doctor in order to know the correct dosage for your condition. Cernos Gel may be harmful to men with carcinoma of the breast or known or suspected carcinoma of the prostate, women who are or may become pregnant, or who are breastfeeding. This gel is not intended for use by women.

About side effects

Some patients may experience one or more common side effects of Cernos Gel. Immediately seek medical attention if any of these symptoms persist: decreased sexual desire, breast enlargement, hair loss, acne, depression, hot flushes, headache, nervousness, mood changes, difficulty sleeping, etc.

More serious (and uncommon) side effects include swelling of body parts, breathing problems, too many frequent erections, difficulty or frequent urinating, upset stomach, yellowing of the skin. This list is non-exhaustive.