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  Clomiphene

  Buy Clomiphene citrate | Clomid Shop

  Active substance name: Clomiphene citrate

  Trade Names: Dyneric, Clomid, Omifin, Clomiphene Citrate

  Dosage Form: Tablets 50mg

  Side effects: Hot flashes, depression, tiredness and nausea

  Clomiphene characteristics & mode of action:

  Clomiphene is neither an anabolic steroid nor an androgenic steroid.

  What is Clomiphene?

  The active ingredient Clomiphene is a synthetic estrogen that is usually prescribed to women who want to have children. Bodybuilders use clomiphene because it boosts natural testosterone production. Bodybuilders often take advantage of this effect after an anabolic steroid cycle to start the testosterone production. Clomiphene increases LH and FSH secretion. This mechanism restarts your own testosterone production.

  How to use Clomiphene after an anabolic steroid cycle?

  So that the effect of Clomiphene really does reach the desired effect, the intake of the active substance should be tailored to the steroids used previously in the anabolic steroids. It is important to know what half-life the previously ingested products had. Assuming a half-life of a maximum of one day, can be started with the intake of Clomiphene directly on the following day. For a long time, it was assumed that the use of clomiphene after an anabolic cycle was not necessary, this opinion has changed. Because every anabolic androgenic steroid reduce the body's own production of testosterone and the bodybuilder after the end of the cycle threatens to lose all the mass and strength gains, so the intake of clomiphene makes sense. Clomiphene may also be used during a course of treatment to maintain testicle size and amount of ejaculate. In this case, however, the application must be started directly at the beginning of the cycle. Clomiphene can help to maintain the size of the testicles and is able to resize already reduced testicles. Applying clomiphene to gain muscle does not make sense. The effect of the synthetic estrogen is limited to the testosterone balance.

  What side effects does Clomiphene have?

  Rarely, skin allergic reactions, hot flushes, nervousness, insomnia, drowsiness, depression, fatigue, visual disturbances in the form of eye fibrillation, nausea and vomiting occur. These disappear after use.

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  Tamoxifen

  1. What is Tamoxifen and what is it used for?

  Tamoxifen belongs to the group of antiestrogens. That is, they counteract the effects of estrogens, the female sex hormones.
  
  Certain tumors develop under the influence of estrogens. Tamoxifen may inhibit or prevent the development of these tumors.
  
  Tamoxifen is sometimes used to treat breast cancer.

  2. What do you need to know before using Tamoxifen ?

  Tamoxifen must not be used:
  
  If you are hypersensitive (allergic) to any of the ingredients of Tamoxifen . The ingredients can be found under point 6.
  If you are pregnant, plan to become pregnant or breastfeed. You must consult your doctor immediately if you think you may have become pregnant while taking Tamoxifen .
  
  Take special care with Tamoxifen
  
  If unusual vaginal blood loss or other gynecological symptoms (such as abdominal pain or pressure) occur when you are taking Tamoxifen or even after discontinuing treatment. You must report this to your doctor immediately.
  If you start to experience unusual nausea, vomiting and thirst. This may indicate a possible change in the amount of calcium in the blood, and it may be necessary for your doctor to perform certain blood tests.
  If you already belong to the risk group for uterine cancer. The risk of developing uterine cancer is increased by the use of tamoxifen.

  
  3. When using Tamoxifen with other medicines

  
  Please tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking or have recently taken any other medicines, even those not prescribed. This may be relevant in, for example, blood thinners. Co-administration of tamoxifen with these medicinal products may increase the anticoagulant effect.
  Using Tamoxifen with food and drink
  
  Not applicable.
  pregnancy and breast feeding period
  
  Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before taking any medicine.
  
  Observations in experimental animals indicate that tamoxifen has a damaging effect on the fetus. Tamoxifen should not be given during pregnancy. There are no data available on whether tamoxifen passes into breast milk. Therefore, the use of tamoxifen during breast-feeding must be avoided.
  
  Tamoxifen should not be taken during pregnancy. Some cases of spontaneous miscarriage, birth complications and stillbirth in women treated with tamoxifen have been reported, although no causal relationship has been established.
  Driving and using machines
  
  Tamoxifen has little or no influence on the ability to drive a vehicle and operate machinery.
  Important information about some of the ingredients of Tamoxifen
  
  This medicine contains lactose. Please take Tamoxifen only after consultation with your doctor, if you are aware that you have a sugar intolerance.

  4. What side effects are possible from tamoxifen?

  Like all medicines, Tamoxifen can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them.
  
  The evaluation of adverse reactions is based on the following frequency information:
  
  Benign, malignant and nonspecific neoplasms (including cysts and polyps)
  
  Common: transient increase in tumor growth ("tumor flare")
  
  Diseases of the blood and lymphatic system
  
  Uncommon: abnormal blood counts: lack of platelets with bruising and bleeding (thrombocytopenia); Lack of white blood cells associated with increased susceptibility to infections (leukopenia and neutropenia) and anemia (anemia).
  
  Immune system disorders
  
  Uncommon: Hypersensitivity reactions, including sudden fluid accumulation of the skin and mucous membranes (eg on the throat or tongue), accompanied by difficulty in breathing and / or itching and rash (Quincke's edema).
  
  Metabolic and nutritional disorders
  
  Common: Water retention Rare: elevated blood calcium level (hypercalcemia)
  
  Psychiatric disorders
  
  Unknown: severe depression over a long period of time (depression)
  
  Diseases of the nervous system
  
  Common: headache and dizziness (feeling light-headed)
  
  eye diseases
  
  Uncommon: decreased vision due to eye lens (cataract) and / or retina (retinopathy) Rare: decreased vision due to changes in the cornea and some visual disturbances.
  
  vascular
  
  Very common: hot flashes Common: formation of blood clots (thromboembolic complications), i.a. Thrombosis of blood vessels and lungs (pulmonary embolism). When Tamoxifen is used in combination with chemotherapy, there is an increased risk of developing thromboembolic complications.
  
  Respiratory, thoracic and mediastinal disorders
  
  Very rare: connective tissue inflammation of a pulmonary lobe part (interstitial pneumonia)
  
  Gastrointestinal disorders
  
  Common: Tendency to digestive disorders such. Nausea and / or vomiting (gastrointestinal intolerance) Rare: inflammation of the pancreas accompanied by severe upper abdominal pain radiating to the back and nausea (pancreatitis)
  
  Liver and biliary disorders
  
  Rare: fatty liver, biliary stasis (cholestasis), hepatitis accompanied by jaundice (yellowing of skin and eyes)
  
  Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders
  
  Very common: sweating increasingly Common: Hair loss, rash / rash Very rare: rash with red irregular patches (erythema multiforme); severe hypersensitivity reaction with (high) fever, red spots on the skin, joint pain and / or eye inflammation (Stevens-Johnson syndrome) and blisters with whitish-yellowish fluid (skin disease: bullous pemphigoid)
  
  Musculoskeletal, Connective Tissue and Bone Diseases
  
  Not known: mild joint pain (arthralgia) including joint inflammation (arthritis)
  
  Diseases of the sexual organs and the mammary gland
  
  Very common: irregular menstruation Common: absence of menstruation, vaginal blood loss, vaginal discharge, itching of the labia (pruritus vulvae), change in the lining of the uterus, u.a. excessive mucous membrane (hyperplasia) and benign stalk-shaped mucous membrane (polyps) Uncommon: tumor on muscle and connective tissue (fibromyomas) of the uterus, uterine cancer Rare: proliferation of the uterine lining (endometriosis), tumor on the uterus (ovarian cyst), malignant growth on the uterus ( Sarcomas of the uterus, mostly malignant Müller mixed tumors).
  
  General disorders and administration site conditions
  
  Not known: tiredness
  
  investigations
  
  Common: increased amount of fatty substances (triglycerides) in the blood
  Hypersensitivity reactions:
  
  Itching, rash, swelling of a blood vessel as a result of an allergic reaction (referred to as Quincke's edema), nettle rash, bronchospasm and very rarely severe hypersensitivity reaction with (high) fever, red spots on the skin, joint pain and / or ophthalmia (as Stevens-Johnson Syndrome).
  
  If these side effects are severe, it may occasionally be possible to reduce them by reducing the dose (within the recommended interval) while maintaining the drug's effect. If the side effects do not disappear after a dose reduction, treatment may be discontinued.
  
  If any of the side effects gets serious, or if you notice any side effects not listed in this leaflet, please tell your doctor or pharmacist.

  
  5. How to store Tamoxifen ?

  
  Store at room temperature (15 - 25 ° C).

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  HCG

  1. What is HCG 5000 I.E. and what is it used for?

  
  The active ingredient of HCG 5000 I.E. belongs to the group of gonadotropins (sex hormones) that regulate the release of egg cells from the ovary in women and in men the production of the male hormone testosterone.
  
  HCG 5000 I.E. contains as active ingredient chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) - a protein hormone, which is obtained from the urine of pregnant women. Gonadotropins play an important role in fertility and reproduction.
  
  women
  
      HCG 5000 I.E. is used in female infertility to induce ovulation (ovulation triggering).
      HCG 5000 I.E. is also used in conjunction with other fertility medicines to support the production of oocytes in the context of assisted reproduction (IVF).
  
  Men
  
      HCG 5000 I.E. is used in men to assess the functioning of the testes in the case of sub-function of the sex organs due to a lack of sex hormones before a stimulation therapy.
  
  children
  
      HCG 5000 I.E. is used in boys with late onset puberty (pubertas tarda).

  2. What should you do before using HCG 5000 I.E. note?

  
  HCG 5000 I.E. may not be used
  
      If you are allergic to chorionic gonadotropin or any of the other ingredients of this medicine (listed in section 6)
      in tumors of the hypothalamus (part of the diencephalon) or the pituitary (pituitary gland)
      if you have enlargement of the ovaries or one or more ovarian cysts that are not based on polycystic ovarian syndrome
      if you have bleeding of unexplained cause from the vagina
      if you have had ovarian, uterine or breast cancer
      if you had an ectopic pregnancy within the last three months
      if you have severe phlebitis or blood clots in the veins (active thromboembolic disease)
      if you have ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS - ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome)
      if normal pregnancy is not possible for organic reasons, e.g. malfunction of the ovaries, malformations of the reproductive organs that are not compatible with pregnancy, or in connective tissue tumors, or if you have already reached the menopause
      if you have sex hormone-dependent tumors, such as Prostate cancer or breast cancer (in men) known or suspected,
  
  Warnings and Precautions
  
  Please talk to your doctor or pharmacist before using HCG 5000 I.E. apply.
  
  Tell your doctor if you have or have had any of the following conditions because of the use of HCG 5000 I.E. can lead to a deterioration:
  
      Cardiovascular disease
      kidney disease
      Epilepsy (epilepsy)
      Migraine-like headache
  
  Treatment with HCG 5000 I.E. can increase the risk of thrombosis. A thrombosis is the formation of a blood clot in a blood vessel, usually in the veins of the legs or lungs. Even the pregnancy itself can be an increased risk for the occurrence of thrombosis. Please contact your doctor before using HCG 5000 I.E. start when
  
      You already know that you have an increased risk of thrombosis
      You or someone from your close relationship already had a thrombosis
      You are severely overweight

  Before your doctor begins treatment, the causes of your infertility or that of your partner, and possible contraindications for pregnancy, must be clear. Your doctor must conduct a thorough examination to rule out changes in the genitals or non-gonadal hormonal imbalances (such as thyroid, adrenals or pituitary gland disorders).
  
  During treatment, close monitoring by your doctor is very important. Usually, ultrasound examinations are performed at regular intervals and blood is collected. This is especially important as you are treated by treatment with HCG 5000 I.E. are at increased risk of developing Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS) (see also section 4 "Possible side effects"). This happens when the ovaries overreact to treatment and produce too many follicles. As a rule, an OHSS returns automatically during the menstrual period. OHSS can be more severe and protracted after pregnancy. Therefore, medical checks are recommended for at least two weeks after hCG application.
  
  Symptoms of mild and moderate OHSS are:
  
      Abdominal pain or discomfort
      bloated stomach
      nausea
      Vomit
      diarrhea
      increase in weight
  
  In severe cases of OHSS, additional symptoms may occur such as:
  
      difficult breathing
      reduced urination
  
  Very rarely, complications such as ovarian rotation and blood clots in veins or arteries can occur in severe cases of OHSS.
  
  Talk to your doctor immediately, even if the symptoms do not appear until a few days after the last injection. These may be signs of increased ovarian activity that could become severe. If these symptoms become severe, treatment for infertility must be stopped and you need to be treated in the hospital.
  
  Adherence to the recommended dosage and careful monitoring of your treatment reduce the risk of these symptoms.
  Patients with ovarian dysfunction with increased follicle formation (polycystic ovarian syndrome) are at increased risk for OHSS.
  
  If gonadotropin therapy leads to pregnancy, the likelihood of having twins or multiple births is increased.
  
  The number of miscarriages both in patients who do not or not enough oocytes, as well as in women who undergo a technique of assisted reproduction, such as. IVF, is higher than the average population, but comparable to the miscarriage rates in women with other fertility disorders.
  
  In women with premature fallopian tubes, there is a slightly increased risk of ectopic pregnancy.
  
  The incidence of malformations following assisted reproductive technology may be slightly higher than with natural conception. This may be related to different preconditions in the parents (for example, age of the mother, sperm quality) and the increased incidence of multiple pregnancies.
  
  Your doctor will especially monitor you during treatment if you have a clinically significant illness that could lead to a worsening of your condition.
  
  After the application of HCG 5000 I.E. It can lead to a false positive pregnancy test for up to 10 days.
  
  children
  To avoid bone problems or premature puberty, HCG 5000 I.E. be used with caution in boys before puberty. Skeletal development should be monitored regularly.
  Effects of misuse for doping purposes
  
  The application of HCG 5000 I.E. can lead to positive results in doping controls.
  The application of HCG 5000 I.E. as a doping agent can lead to a risk to health.
  Application of HCG 5000 I.E. with other medicines
  
  Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking, have recently taken or might take or intend to take any other medicines.
  
  Interactions with other medicinal products are unknown.
  Pregnancy, breastfeeding and fertility
  
  HCG 5000 I.E. is used to treat infertility (see section 1 "What is HCG 5000 I.E. and what is it used for?").
  
  HCG 5000 I.E. should not be used during pregnancy and breast-feeding.

  3. What is HCG 5000 I.E. apply?
  

  Always use this medicine exactly as your doctor has told you. Ask your doctor if you are not sure.
  Type of application:
  
  This medicine is given to you by a doctor experienced in the treatment of fertility problems in a muscle.
  
  To induce ovulation and stimulation of the ovaries:
  The recommended dose is once 5000 I.E. or 10,000 I.E. hCG (equivalent to 1 or 2 vials HCG 5000 I.E.). The application should take place 24 to 48 hours after reaching the optimal stimulation of the ovaries.
  When HCG 5000 I.E. It is recommended to have sexual intercourse on the day of injection and the following day to induce ovulation after stimulation of the ovaries.
  
  Verification of the functioning of the testes in case of subfunction of the sexual organs due to a lack of sex hormones:
  The recommended dose is once 5000 I.E. hCG (equivalent to 1 vial of HCG 5000 I.E.).
  
  children
  In boys with late puberty:
  The recommended dose is: 5000 I.U. hCG (equivalent to 1 vial of HCG 5000 I.U.) weekly for 3 months.
  
  In boys who have no testicles, or in boys with only one testicle (differential diagnosis of undescended testes):
  The recommended dose is once 5000 I.E. hCG (equivalent to 1 vial of HCG 5000 I.E.).
  If you use a larger quantity HCG 5000 I.E. have applied as you should
  
  No cases of acute overdose have been reported. However, there is a possibility that in women overdose may trigger ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (see section 2 "What you should know before you use HCG 5000 I.E.").
  When using the HCG 5000 I.E. have forgotten
  
  Do not apply twice the amount if you have forgotten the previous application. Talk to your doctor.
  When using the HCG 5000 I.E. abort, stop
  
  Talk to your doctor.

  4. What side effects are possible frpm HCG 5.000 i.E.?

  
  Like all medicines, this medicine can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them.
  
  Hormones for the treatment of infertility, e.g. The hCG in HCG 5000 I.E., may cause increased activity in the ovaries and lead to ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). Symptoms may include abdominal pain, bloated stomach, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and weight gain. In severe cases of OHSS, fluid accumulation in the abdomen, pelvis and / or chest cavity, labored breathing, and decreased urination may occur. Rare complications such as blood clots in blood vessels (thromboembolism) and ovarian rotation (ovarian torsion) have been reported in severe cases of OHSS. If you notice any of these symptoms, contact your doctor immediately, even if the symptoms do not appear until a few days after the last injection.
  
  Allergic reactions (hypersensitivity reactions) may occur in connection with the application of HCG 5000 I.E. occur. Symptoms may include rash, itching, swelling of the throat and labored breathing. If you notice these symptoms, contact your doctor immediately.
  
  Very common: may affect more than 1 in 10 people
  
      Enlargement of male mammary glands (gynecomastia)
      a headache
      Reactions and pain at the injection site
  
  Common: may affect up to 1 in 10 people
  
      Nausea, abdominal pain, vomiting
      mild to moderate overstimulation syndrome of the ovaries (OHSS), swelling of the chest, testicular pain
      Hot flashes (only observed in men)
      Rash, seborrhea (acne vulgaris)
  
  Uncommon: may affect up to 1 in 100 people
  
      diarrhea
      Disruption of salts and water
      severe overstimulation syndrome of the ovaries (OHSS)
      Depression, irritability, restlessness
  
  Not known (frequency can not be estimated from the available data):
  
      Hypersensitivity reactions (allergic reactions)
      Formation of blood clots in blood vessels
      bloated stomach
      Rash, itchy hives (hives), itching
      Sensitivity and pain in the chest
      Fever, fatigue (fatigue), weakness (asthenia)
  
  Increases in size of the male limb with tendency to stiffening or enlargement of the prostate gland were observed.
  
  Additional side effects in children and adolescents
  Occasionally, mild psychological changes may occur in boys during treatment, as observed at the beginning of puberty (adolescent behavior).

  5. How is HCG 5000 I.E. Storing?

  
  Keep this medicine out of the sight and reach of children.
  
  You must stop using the medicine after the expiry date which is stated on the carton. The expiry date refers to the last day of the specified month.

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  Anastrozole

  1. What are Anastrozole film-coated tablets and what for
  are they used?

  
  Anastrozole contains an active substance, the anesthetic
  trozole is called. This belongs to a group of drugs
  means "aromatase inhibitor". Anastrozole - 1 A Pharma
  1 mg is used to treat breast cancer in women after
  Menopause applied.
  Anastrozole works by keeping the
  lowers the amount of the hormone estrogen produced. This is
  happens by inhibition of a natural substance (an
  zyms) in your body called "aromatase".

  
  2. What should you do before taking of Anastrozole Pay attention to film-coated tablets?

  
  Anastrozole must not be taken
  • if you are allergic to anastrozole or one of the in section
  6 other ingredients of this medicine
  • if you are pregnant or nursing (see section
  "Pregnancy and breast feeding period")
  Do not take Anastrozole if one
  the above points applies to you. If you are unsure
  are, ask your doctor or pharmacist before taking anastrozole -
  1 A Pharma Take 1 mg.
  Warnings and Precautions
  Check with your doctor or pharmacist before taking
  Anastrozole
  • whether you still have your menstruation and your menopause
  are not over yet.
  • whether you are taking a medicine containing tamoxifen,
  or taking medicines containing estrogen (see
  Section "Taking Anastrozole with
  other medicines ")
  • if you have ever had a condition that affects your strength
  Affecting your bones
   was usst (osteoporosis).
  • if you have liver or kidney dysfunction.
  If you are not sure if any of the above
  Points to you, talk to you before taking
  trozol - 1 A Pharma 1 mg with your doctor or pharmacist.
  If you need to go to the hospital, inform the medical
  staff that you have Anastrozole
  taking. Effects of misuse for doping purposes
  The use of the drug Anastrozole
  can lead to positive results in doping controls.
  Taking Anastrozole with
  other medicines
  Please inform your doctor or pharmacist if you have others
  Taking or recently taking medicine
  even if it is not prespec
  essential medicines
  acts. This includes medicines you do without a prescription
  can buy, and plow medicinal products. The reason for that
  Anastrozole has the effect of some
  influence the food may and that some medicines
  on Anastrozole - 1 A Pharma may have 1 mg.
  Do not take Anastrozole if you
  already take one of the following medicines:

  • Certain medicines used to treat breast cancer
  (selective estrogen receptor modulators),
  z. For example, medicinal products containing tamoxifen. The reason for that
  is that these medicines may cause Anastrozole to stop working properly.
  • medicines containing estrogen, as in a hormone
  replacement therapy (HET)
  If this applies to you, ask your doctor or pharmacist
  for advice.
  Talk to your doctor or pharmacist if you following
  Take medicines:
  • Medicines known as "LHRH analogue". In addition,
  listen to Gonadorelin, Buserelin, Goserelin, Leuprorelin and Tripto-
  relin. These medicines are used to treat breast cancer,
  certain female (gynecological) diseases and
  Infertility applied.
  pregnancy and breast feeding period
  You are allowed to take Anastrozole
  do not take
  if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Break the intake
  Anastrozole if you become pregnant
  and talk to your doctor.
  Ask your doctor before taking this medicine
  or pharmacists for advice.
  Driving and using
  of machines
  It is unlikely that Anastrozole
  Ability to drive a vehicle or tools or machinery.
  to operate. However, some people feel
  patients treated with Anastrozole - 1 A Pharma
  1 mg occasionally weak or drowsy. If this is yours
  If this occurs, ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice.
  Anastrozole contains lactose,
  a certain type of sugar.
  Please take this medicine only after consultation
  Your doctor, if you know that you have an accident.
  ckeranverträglichkeit suffer.

  3. How to take anastrozole?

  Always take this medicine exactly as directed
  of the doctor. Please ask your doctor or pharmacist
  after, if you are not sure.
  • The usual dose is one tablet once a day.
  • Try to take your tablet at the same time every day.
  • Swallow the tablet whole with water.
  • It does not matter if you have Anastrozole before,
  during or after a meal.
  Take Anastrozole for as long as it takes
  Your doctor recommends
   EHLT. The treatment is a long-term therapy
  and it may be that you have been taking this medicine for several years
  need to take.
  Use in children
  Anastrozole should be used in children and adolescents.
  not be used.
  If you use a larger amount of anastrozole -
  1 A Pharma 1 mg taken when you
  If you use a larger amount of Anastrozole
  have taken as you should, please notify
  your doctor immediately.
  If you forget to take Anastrozole
  If you forget to take one, take it
  next dose as normal. Do not take the double
  Dose (2 tablets at once) if you have
  forgot.

  4. Which side effect has anastrozole?

  Very common side effects (may affect more than 1 person
  of 10)
  • A headache
  • hot flashes
  • nausea
  • Skin rash
  • joint pain or stiffness
  • inflammation in the joints (arthritis)
  • feeling weak
  • decrease in bone density (osteoporosis)
  Common side effects (may affect up to 1 in 10 people
  affect)
  • loss of appetite
  • Increased or high levels of a fatty substance in your blood that
  is called cholesterol. This may be due to a blood
  be determined
  • drowsiness
  • carpal tunnel syndrome (tingling, pain, feeling cold,
  Weakness in parts of the hand)
  • diarrhea
  • Vomiting
  • Changes in blood tests that show how well your liver works.
  • thinning hair (hair loss)
  • Allergic (overdelivery
   reactions), which are also
  sight, lips or tongue
  • bone pain
  • Dry sheath
  • vaginal bleeding (usually in the first few weeks
  the treatment - if the bleeding stop, talk
  with your doctor)
  • Muscle aches
  Uncommon side effects (up to 1 in 100 users)
  concern)
  • Changes in special blood tests that show how yours
  Liver works (gamma-GT and bilirubin)
  • inflammation of the liver (hepatitis)
  • rash or hives
  • quick finger (a condition in which your finger or
  in a bent position)
  • Increasing the level of calcium in your blood. If with you
  Nausea, vomiting or thirst should occur, you should contact
  Your doctor, pharmacist or nurse
  because your blood values ​​may need to be checked.
  Rare side effects (may affect up to 1 in 1,000 people)
  concern)
  • Rare dermal inflammation, red spots or blistering
  may include
  • rash caused by overdosage
   identity (the
  Cause can be an allergic or allergic reaction)
  • Inflammation of the small blood vessels that turn to red or purple
  Discoloration of the skin leads. Very rarely, joint, stomach and
  and kidney pain as discomfort; these new
  benwirkungen is called "Purpura Schoenlein-Enoch".
  Very rare side effects (up to 1 in 10,000
  concern)
  • Extremely severe skin reaction with ulcers and blisters
  on the skin. This is called "Stevens-Johnson Syndrome"
  designated.
  • Allergic (overdelivery
    reactions) with threshold
  throat, difficulty swallowing or breathing
  cause. This reaction is called "angioedema".
  If any of these signs occur to you, you must immediately
  Call an ambulance or see a doctor as you
  urgently need medical treatment.
  Affect your bones
  Anastrozole lowers the amount of the hormone estrogen
  rogen in your body. This can change the mineral content of your bones
  reduce. Your bones can lose strength and more
  tend to break faster. Your doctor will meet these risks.
  according to the treatment guidelines for the maintenance of bone health
  treat women after menopause. You should be with yours
  Doctor talk about the risks and treatment options.

  5. How to store anastrozole?

  There are no special storage conditions for this medicine.
  conditions required.
  Store drug out of reach of children. Store
  Keep the tablets in a safe place that is not visible to children.
  is bar and they can not reach. Your tablets can
  Harm you.
  You may use the medicinal product according to the box on the carton.
  no longer apply the expiration date. The expiry date is
  retires on the last day of the month.
  Store the tablets in the container in which you place them
  have received.
  Do not dispose of medicines in wastewater or household
  waste. Ask your pharmacist how to use the medicine.
  Worry is when you stop using it. You wear it
  to protect the environment.

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  Letrozole

  1. What is Letrozole and what is it used for?

  
  Letrozole contains the active substance letrozole. It belongs to a group of medicines called aromatase inhibitors. It is a hormonal (or "endocrine") treatment for breast cancer. The growth of breast cancer is often stimulated by estrogens (female sex hormones). Letrozole reduces the amount of estrogen by inhibiting an enzyme involved in the formation of estrogen (the "aromatase") and thus can block the growth of breast cancer that requires estrogen for its growth. As a result, tumor cells stop growing or grow more slowly and / or spreading of the tumor cells into other parts of the body is prevented or slowed down.
  What is Letrozole used for?
  Letrozole is used to treat breast cancer in postmenopausal women (after cessation of menstrual bleeding).
  Letrozole is used to prevent recurrence of breast cancer. It may be used either as a first treatment before breast surgery if immediate surgery is not appropriate, as a first treatment after breast surgery or after a five-year treatment with the drug tamoxifen. etrozolratiopharm ® 2.5 mg is also used to prevent the spread of breast cancer to other parts of the body in patients with advanced disease.
  If you have questions about the effects of Letrozole or would like to know why you were prescribed this medicine, ask your doctor.

  2. What should you watch out for before taking Letrozole?

  Please follow exactly the instructions of your doctor. These instructions may differ from the general information in this leaflet.
  

  Letrozole should not be taken,
  
      if you are allergic to letrozole or any of the other ingredients of this medicine (listed in section 6).
      if you still have menstrual bleeding, d. h., if you have not gone through the menopause (menopause),
      if you are pregnant,
      when you breastfeed.
  
  If any of these statements apply to you, please do not take Letrozole and tell your doctor.
  Warnings and Precautions
  
  Please talk to your doctor or pharmacist before taking Letrozole.
  
      if you have severe kidney disease,
      if you have severe liver disease,
      if you have osteoporosis or fractures (see also "Monitoring your treatment with Letrozole in section 3).
  
  If any of these statements apply to you, tell your doctor. Your doctor will consider this during your treatment with Letrozole.
  Children and adolescents (under 18 years)
  
  Children and adolescents should not use Letrozole.
  Older people (age 65 years and older)
  People over the age of 65 years can take Letrozole in the same dosage as other adults.
  Effects of misuse for doping purposes
  
  The use of Letrozole may give positive results in doping controls. The use of Letrozole as a doping agent may endanger your health.
  Taking Letrozole with other medicines
  
  Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking, have recently taken or might take any other medicines, including medicines obtained without a prescription.
  Pregnancy, breast-feeding and fertility
  
  You should only take Letrozole if you have already had menopause. However, your doctor should discuss the use of effective contraception with you, as you may still be able to get pregnant while taking Letrozole.
  
  You should not take Letrozole if you are pregnant or breastfeeding because it may harm your baby.
  Driving and using machines
  
  If you feel dizzy, if you feel drowsy, tired, sleepy or generally uncomfortable, do not drive or operate any tools or machinery that will make you feel comfortable again.
  Letrozole contains lactose
  
  Letrozole contains lactose (lactose). Please take Letrozole only after consultation with your doctor, if you know that you have a sugar intolerance.

  3. How to take Letrozole?

  Always take this medicine exactly as your doctor or pharmacist has told you. Ask your doctor or pharmacist if you are not sure. The usual dose is one tablet of Letrozole ratiopharm® 2.5 mg once a day. It will be easier for you to remember to take the tablet if you take Letrozole every day at the same time.
  
  The tablet may be taken with or without food and should be swallowed whole with a glass of water or other liquid.
  How long does Letrozole take?
  
  Continue taking Letrozole daily for as long as your doctor tells you to. You may be taking Letrozole for months or even years. If you have questions about how long to take Letrozole, talk to your doctor.
  Monitoring your treatment with Letrozole
  
  You should only use this medicine under close medical supervision. Your doctor will check you regularly to see if the treatment has the desired effect.
  
  Letrozole can cause a decrease in bone density by reducing estrogens in your body (osteoporosis). Therefore, your doctor may measure your bone density before, during, and after treatment (a method of checking for osteoporosis).
  If you take more Letrozole than you should
  
  If you have taken too much Letrozole or if someone else accidentally took your pills, contact your doctor or hospital immediately and ask for advice. Present your tablet pack there. It may be that a medical treatment is required.
  If you forget to take Letrozole
  
  When it is almost time to take the next tablet (that is, 2 or 3 hours), skip the missed dose and take the next tablet at the scheduled time.
  Otherwise, take the missed tablet as soon as you remember and take the next tablet at the normal time.
  Do not take in twice the amount if you forget to take the previous dose.
  
  If you stop taking Letrozole
  
  Do not stop taking Letrozole unless your doctor tells you to do so. Please read further below under "How long does Letrozole take?".

  4. What side effects are possible from Letrozole?

  Like all medicines, this medicine can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them.
  
  Most side effects are mild to moderate and usually disappear after a few days to weeks of treatment.
  
  Some of the side effects, such as hot flashes, hair loss, or vaginal bleeding may be due to an estrogen deficiency in your body.
  
  Do not be worried about the following list of possible side effects. It may be that you do not experience any of these side effects.
  Some side effects could be serious Rare or occasional side effects
  
  (ie they can affect between 1 and 100 out of 10,000 patients):
  
      Weakness, paralysis, feeling in any area of ​​the body (especially in the arm or leg), coordination problems, nausea, speech or breathing problems (signs of a brain disorder such as stroke)
      sudden oppressive pain in the chest (signs of heart disease)
      Difficulty breathing, chest pain, fainting, accelerated heartbeat, bluish discoloration or sudden pain in an arm or leg (or foot) (indication that a blood clot may have formed
      Swelling and redness along a vein that is extremely painful and possibly sensitive to touch
      high fever, chills or mouth ulcers due to infections (lack of white blood cells)
      permanently blurred vision.
  
  Tell your doctor immediately if you experience any of these side effects.
  
  You should also inform your doctor immediately if you notice any of the following symptoms while using Letrozole:
  
  Swelling predominantly of the face and throat (signs of allergic reaction)
  Yellow skin and eyes, nausea, loss of appetite, dark colored urine (signs of liver inflammation)
  Skin rash, reddened skin, blistering of lips, eyes or mouth, skin peeling, fever (signs of skin disease).
  
  Some side effects are very common.
  
  These side effects can affect more than 10 out of 100 patients.
  
      hot flashes
      Elevated cholesterol levels (hypercholesterolemia)
      fatigue
      Increased sweating
      Pain in bones and joints (arthralgia) Tell your doctor if you have any of these side effects.
  
  Some side effects are common.
  
  These side effects can affect 1 to 10 in 100 patients.
  
      skin rash
      a headache
      dizziness
      General malaise
      Gastrointestinal problems such as nausea, vomiting, upset stomach, constipation, diarrhea
      Appetite increase or decrease
      Muscle aches
      Reduction in bone density (osteoporosis), which can lead to bone fractures in some cases (see also "Monitoring your treatment with Letrozole" in section).
      Swelling of arms, hands, feet, ankles (edema / water retention)
      Depressed mood (depression)
      increase in weight
      hair loss
      High blood pressure (hypertension)
      Abdominal pain
      Dry skin
      Vaginal bleeding
  
  Tell your doctor if you have any of these side effects.
  Other side effects are uncommon.
  
  These side effects can affect between 1 and 10 in 1,000 patients.
  
      Disorders of the nervous system such as anxiety, nervousness, irritability, drowsiness, memory disorders, drowsiness, insomnia
      Disorders of the sensation, in particular the touch sensation
      Disorders of the eyes like blurred vision, irritation of the eyes
      Fast and strong palpitations, fast heartbeat
      Skin disorders such as itching (hives)
      Vaginal discharge, dry vagina
      Joint stiffness (arthritis)
      chest pain
      fever
      Thirst, disorders of taste, dry mouth
      Dryness of the mucous membranes
      loss in weight
      Urinary tract infections, more frequent urinary urgency
      to cough
      Increase in liver enzyme levels
  
  Tell your doctor if you have any of these side effects.
  
  If you notice any side effects, consult your doctor or pharmacist. This also applies to side effects not listed in this leaflet.

  5. How to store Letrozole?

  Store drug out of reach of children.
  Store in the original packaging to protect from moisture.
  You must stop taking Letrozole after the expiry date which is stated on the blister and carton. The expiration date refers to the last day of the month.
  The medicinal product must not be disposed of in waste water or household waste. Ask your pharmacist how to dispose of the medicine when you no longer need it. This measure helps to protect the environment.

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  Exemestane

  1. What is Exemestane and what is it used for?

  
  Exemestane belongs to a group of medicines known as aromatase inhibitors. These medicines affect an aromatase called substance, which is needed to produce the female sex hormones (estrogens), especially in postmenopausal women. Reducing estrogen levels in the body is one way to treat hormone-dependent breast cancer.
  
  Exemestane is indicated for the treatment of postmenopausal women with early hormone-dependent breast cancer after 2 to 3 years of tamoxifen initial therapy.
  
  Exemestane is also indicated for the treatment of postmenopausal women with advanced hormone-dependent breast cancer who have not received enough other hormone therapy.

  2. What you need to know before you take Exemestane?
  Exemestane should not be taken
  

      if you are allergic (hypersensitive) to exemestane or any of the other ingredients of Exemestane. Refer to Section 6 for the full list of excipients.
      if you have not yet passed the "menopause" d. h., if you still have your monthly menstrual period.
      if you are pregnant, may be pregnant or breastfeeding.
  
  Take special care with Exemestane
  
      Before taking Exemestane, your doctor may want to do a blood test to make sure you are out of the menopause.
  
      If you have liver or kidney problems, tell your doctor before taking Exemestane.
      Tell your doctor if you have any medical conditions or conditions that affect your bone density. Your doctor may determine your bone density before and during treatment with Exemestanatiopharm® 25 mg. This is important because the drugs of this group lower the female hormone levels, which can reduce the mineral content of the bones and amit can lead to a reduction in their strength.
  
  When taking Exemestane with other medicines
  
  Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking or have recently taken any other medicines, including medicines obtained without a prescription.
  
  Exemestane should not be taken with hormone replacement therapy. Talk to your doctor if you are taking any of the following medicines:
  
      Rifampicin (an antibiotic)
      Medicines for epilepsy (carbamazepine or phenytoin)
      herbal medicines for depression (St. John's wort [Hypericum perforatum])
  
  Taking Exemestane with food and drink
  
  Exemestane should be taken at approximately the same time every day after a meal.
  pregnancy and breast feeding period
  
  Do not take Exemestane if you are pregnant or breast-feeding. If you are pregnant or suspect talk to your doctor. Consult your doctor for contraception if there is a possibility that you might become pregnant.
  
  Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before taking / using any medicine.
  Driving and using machines
  
  If you feel drowsy, dizzy or weak while taking Exemestane, you should not try to drive a car or operate machinery.
  Effects of misuse for doping purposes
  
  The use of Exemestane may give positive results in doping controls. The use of Exemestane as a doping agent may endanger your health.

  3. How to take Exemestane?

  
  Exemestane should be taken at approximately the same time every day after a meal.
  
  Always take Exemestane exactly as your doctor has told you. Please check with your doctor or pharmacist if you are not sure.
  
  The usual dose is 1 tablet (25 mg) per day.
  
  If you need to go to the hospital while taking Exemestane, tell the medical staff which medicine you are taking.
  children
  
  Exemestane is not indicated for use in children.
  If you take more Exemestan ratiopharm 25 mg than you should
  
  If you accidentally take too many tablets, contact your doctor immediately or go to the nearest hospital outpatient clinic. Show the package of Exemestane.
  If you forget to take xemestan-ratiopharm® 25 mg
  
  Do not take a double dose if you have forgotten the previous tablet. If you forget to take your tablet, take it as soon as you notice it. If it is already time for the next dose, take it at the usual time.
  If you stop taking Exemestane
  
  Do not stop taking your tablets, even if you feel well, unless your doctor tells you to.
  
  If you have any further questions on the use of the medicine, ask your doctor or pharmacist.

  4. What side effects are possible from exemestane?

  
  Like all medicines, Exemestane can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them. Exemestane is well tolerated and the following side effects observed in patients treated with exemestane are usually mild or moderate. Most side effects are due to an estrogen deficiency (eg hot flashes).
  
  The following side effects have been reported:
  Very common side effects (affects more than 1 in 10 patients)
  
      sleep disorders
      a headache
      hot flashes
      nausea
      increased sweating
      Muscle and joint pain (including osteoarthritis, back pain, arthritis and joint stiffness)
      fatigue
  
  Common side effects (affects 1 to 10 patients in 100)
  
      anorexia
      depression
      Dizziness, carpal tunnel syndrome (a combination of ants running, numbness and pain in the whole hand, except the little finger)
      Stomach pain, vomiting, constipation, indigestion, diarrhea
      Rash, hair loss
      Bone loss, which may reduce stability (osteoporosis). This leads in some cases to fractures (bone fractures, cracking)
      Pain, swollen hands and feet
  
  Uncommon side effects (affects 1 to 10 patients in 1,000)
  
      sleepiness
      muscle weakness
  
  Inflammation of the liver (hepatitis) can occur. The signs are general malaise, nausea, jaundice (yellowing of skin and eye white), itching, right abdominal pain and loss of appetite. Contact your doctor immediately if you notice any of these symptoms.
  
  If you have blood tests, it may be that you notice a change in your liver function. Changes in the number of certain blood cells (lymphocytes) and luteal platelets may occur, especially in patients with already reduced blood lymphocytes (lymphopenia).
  
  If any of the side effects gets serious, or if you notice any side effects not listed in this leaflet, please tell your doctor or pharmacist.

  5. How to store Exemestane?

  
       Store drug out of reach of children.
       You must not use the medicine after the expiry date which is stated on the carton and blister packs. The expiration date refers to the last day of the month.
       This medicinal product does not require special storage conditions.
       The medicinal product must not be disposed of in waste water. Ask your pharmacist how to dispose of the medicine when you no longer need it. This measure helps to protect the environment.

   

   

   

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  Proviron Mesterolone

  Buy Proviron Mesterolone online

  Proviron® is the Bayer brand name for the oral androgen mesterolone (1-methyl-dihydrotestosterone). Just as with DHT, the activity of this steroid is that of a strong androgen which does not aromatize into estrogen. In clinical situations Proviron is generally used to treat various types of sexual dysfunction, which often result from a low endogenous testosterone level. It can reverse problems of sexual disinterest and impotency, and is sometimes used to increase the amount of sperm. This steroid drug does not stimulate the body to produce testosterone, but is simply an oral androgen substitute that is used to compensate for a lack of the own body testosterone level in male hardcore bodybuilder`s.
  
  Although this steroid is strongly androgenic, the anabolic effect of it is pretty good for body building purposes. This is due to the fact that Proviron is rapidly reduced to inactive metabolites in muscle tissue also characteristic of dihydrotestosterone. The belief that the anabolic nature of mesterolone indicated a tendency to block the androgen receptor in muscle tissue, thereby reducing the gains of other more potent muscle building steroids, should likewise not be taken seriously. In fact due to its extremely high affinity for plasma binding proteins Proviron increase the activity of other steroids by displacing a higher percentage into a free usable state. Among extreme bodybuilders Proviron is primarily used as an anti-estrogen. It is believed to act as an anti aromatase in the body, preventing or slowing the conversion of steroids into estrogens. The result is comparable to Arimidex, acting to prevent the buildup of estrogen in the body. This is in direct contrast to tamoxifen, which only blocks the ability of estrogen to bind and activate receptors in certain tissues. The anti-aromatization effect is preferred, as it is a more direct and efficient means of dealing with the problem of estrogenic side effects. Another disadvantage of tamoxifen is that if discontinued too early, a rebound effect may occur as high serum estrogen levels are again free to take action. This of course could mean a rapid onset of side effects such as gynecomastia. Most actually prefer to use both Proviron and tamoxifen, especially during strongly estrogenic cycles. With each item attacking estrogen at a different angle, side effects are often greatly reduced.
  
  The anti-estrogenic properties of Proviron are not unique to this compound. A number of steroids have in fact demonstrated similar activity. Dihydrotestosterone and Masteron (2-methyl-dihydrotestosterone) for example have been successfully used as therapies for gynecomastia and breast cancer due to their strong anti-estrogenic effect. It has been suggested that nandrolone may even lower aromatase activity in peripheral tissues where it is more resistant to estrogen conversion (the most active site of nandrolone aromatization seems to be the liver). The anti-estrogenic effect of all of these compounds is presumably caused by their ability to compete with other substrates for binding to the aromatase enzyme. With the aromatase enzyme bound to the steroid, yet being unable to alter it, and inhibiting effect is achieved as it is temporarily blocked from interacting with other hormones.
  
  Proviron® is also favored by many during contest preparations, when a lower estrogen/high androgen level is particularly sought after. This is especially beneficial when anabolic steroids like Winstrol, Anavar and Primobolan are being used alone, as the androgenic content of these drugs is relatively low. Proviron can supplement a well needed androgen, and bring about an increase in the hardness and density of the muscles. Women in particular find a single 25mg tablet will efficiently shift the androgen/estrogen ratio, and can have a great impact on the physique. Since this is such a strong androgen however, extreme caution should be taken with administration. Higher dosages clearly have the potential to cause virilization symptoms quite readily. For this reason females will rarely take more than one tablet per day, and limit the length of intake to no longer than four or five weeks. One tablet used in conjunction with 10 or 20mg of tamoxifen can be even more efficient for muscle hardening, creating an environment where the body is much more inclined to burn off extra body fat (especially in female trouble areas like the hips and thighs).
  
  The typical dosage for men is one to four 25 mg per tablets per day. This is a sufficient amount to prevent gynecomastia, the drug is often used throughout the entire cycle. As mentioned earlier, it is often combined with tamoxifen (tamoxifen citrate) or Clomid (clomiphene citrate) when heavily estrogenic steroids are being taken (Dianabol, testosterone etc.). Administering 50mg of Proviron and 20mg tamoxifen daily has proven extremely effective in such instances, and it is quite uncommon for higher dosages to be required. And just as we discussed for women, the androgenic nature of this compound is greatly welcome during contest preparation. Here again Proviron should noticeably benefit the hardness and density of the muscle, while at the same time increasing the tendency to burn off a greater amount of body fat. Proviron is usually well tolerated and side effects (men) are rare with dosages under 100 mg per day. Above this, one may develop an excessively high androgen level and encounter some problems. Typical androgenic side effects include oily skin, acne, body/facial hair growth and exacerbation of a male pattern baldness condition, and may occur even with the use of a moderate dosage. With the strong effect DHT has on the reproductive system, androgenic actions may also include an extreme heightening of male libido. And as discussed earlier, Women should be careful around Proviron. It is an androgen, and as such has the potential to produce virilization symptoms quite readily. This includes, of course, a deepening of the voice, menstrual irregularities, changes in skin texture and clitoral enlargement.
  
  Proviron is also not a c17 alpha alkylated compound, an alteration commonly used with oral anabolic/androgenic steroids. Not using this structure in the case of Proviron removes the notable risk of liver toxicity we normally associate with oral drugs. It is therefore considered a “safe” oral, the user having no need to worry about serious complications with use. This steroid in fact utilizes the same 1-methylation we see present on Primobolan (methenolone), another well tolerated orally active compound. Alkylation at the one position also slows metabolism of the steroid during the first pass, although much less profoundly than 17 alpha alkylation. Likewise Proviron and Primobolan are resistant enough to breakdown to allow therapeutically beneficial blood levels to be achieved, although the overall bioavailability of these compounds is still much lower than methylated oral steroids.