Testobase Suspension (Testosterone)

Precautions Of Testobase Suspension (Testosterone)

• Not for use in women (especially not in pregnancy or breastfeeding)
• Avoid if you have prostate cancer, breast cancer in men, or severe liver disease
• May cause fluid retention in patients with kidney or heart problems
• Do not self-inject without proper training

Uses of Testobase Suspension

• Treatment of male hypogonadism (low testosterone)
• Supports puberty initiation in adolescent males with delayed puberty

Management of testosterone deficiency symptoms:

• Low sex drive
• Fatigue
• Mood changes
• Reduced muscle mass

Used in some cases of androgen deficiency or hormonal imbalance

Side Effects Of Testobase Suspension (Testosterone)

Common:

• Acne or oily skin
• Injection site pain
• Hair loss / increased body hair
• Mood swings or irritability
• Increased appetite
• Headache

FAQs Of Testobase Suspension (Testosterone)

1. What is Testobase Suspension used for?

It is used to treat low testosterone levels in men and support puberty in adolescents with delayed development.

2. How is Testobase Injection given?

It is administered intramuscularly, usually by a healthcare professional.

3. How soon does it work?

Many men notice improvement in 2–4 weeks, depending on dosage and condition.

4. Can women use Testobase?

No. Testosterone injections can cause severe side effects in women.

5. Does Testobase affect fertility?

Yes. Long-term testosterone use can reduce sperm production.

6. Can I drink alcohol while using Testobase?

Occasional alcohol is usually safe, but heavy alcohol use may increase liver strain.

Interactions Of Testobase Suspension (Testosterone)

Testobase Suspension may interact with:

• Blood thinners (Warfarin) – increases bleeding risk
• Insulin / diabetes medications – may alter blood sugar levels
• Corticosteroids – risk of fluid retention
• Cyclosporine
• Other androgenic or anabolic medicines