Everything you need to know about Sustanon injections

What are Sustanon (testosterone) injections?

Sustanon injections contain esters of testosterone (testosterone propionate, phenylpropionate, isocaproate and decanoate). They are derived from testosterone, a male sex hormone, which occurs naturally in the testes. Testosterone is the most important hormone required for the normal growth, development and function of male genitalia and male sexual characteristics.

Sustanone injections are available in 250 mg / ml vials.

Nebido Injectons is another brand of testosterone injection that only contains testosterone undecanoate.

What are Sustanon injections used for?
Sustanon 250 injections are prescribed for men with low natural testosterone as a testosterone booster or testosterone replacement therapy.

Sustanon injections are also prescribed for female to male transsexuals to aid in hormonal transition and allow the development of male sex characteristics such as hair growth and a deeper voice.

How do Sustanon injections work?

Sustanon injections help increase testosterone levels. Testosterone is essential for sperm production, libido, erection, prostate and other reproductive structures. It also has functions in the skin, muscles, bones, kidneys, liver, bone marrow, and central nervous system.

Natural testosterone levels drop slowly with age and quickly after surgical removal of the testicles (for example, in the treatment of testicular cancer). Levels can also drop due to testicular disease (hypogonadism or eunucoidism) or pituitary disease (a gland in the brain that controls hormone production).

Low levels of testosterone can cause symptoms such as decreased sexual desire, erectile dysfunction (impotence), infertility, fatigue, depression, and weakened bones (osteoporosis).

Replacing testosterone allows natural testosterone levels to return to normal and relieves symptoms of deficiency.