Medicine

Cernos Gel

Manufacturer

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd

Active Ingredient 

Testosterone (1% w/w)

Storage

Store below 30°C

Description – 

Complete Handbook on Cernos Gel: Usage and Insight 

Cernos Gel  – Introduction

Cernos Gel is a medication for addressing male hypogonadism resulting from low testosterone levels, specifically for men with documented medical conditions. Its purpose is to replenish testosterone levels in the male body.

How Cernos Gel Works: A Closer Look

Cernos Gel is akin to the natural male hormone, testosterone. Its purpose is to replenish adult men’s depleted testosterone levels. Numerous health problems, including erectile dysfunction, infertility, diminished libido, exhaustion, mental disorders, and decreased bone density, can be brought on by low testosterone levels.

Use

Treatment of Male hypogonadism

Cernos Gel  – The Benefits 

Male hypogonadism is a condition where the body doesn’t generate sufficient testosterone, the male sex hormone. Cernos Gel injections help raise testosterone levels, improving sexual health, physical attractiveness, mood, and self-assurance. It additionally encourages bone and muscular growth. Although this medication has few adverse effects, getting the injections under a doctor’s supervision is advised. Even if you feel better, completing the whole course of treatment is still essential.

Cernos Gel- A Usage Guide

This medication is only to be applied externally. Follow your doctor’s advice on dosage and duration. Read the directions on the label before using. Apply the gel after cleaning and drying the afflicted area. If your hands weren’t a part of the treated area, wash them after applying.

Cernos Gel – Side Effects

The majority of adverse effects usually go away when your body gets used to the medicine and doesn’t require medical attention. Consult your doctor if they continue or if you have any concerns.

Common Side Effects

• Injection site reactions (pain, swelling, redness)
• Acne
• Voice change
• Breast enlargement in male

[Note: Different side effects can result from different drugs. Consult the official prescribing information for the medication in question for accurate information regarding its unique side effects, or ask your healthcare professional for guidance.]

Cernos Gel – A Guide to Safety 

Alcohol

Pregnancy

The use of Cernos Gel during pregnancy is extremely risky. Consult your doctor before taking any medications, as research on pregnant women and animals has revealed considerable adverse effects on the unborn child.

Breastfeeding

The use of Cernos Gel during nursing is dangerous. Data imply that the medication may poison the unborn child.

Women are not supposed to use Cernos Gel.

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Liver 

Kidney 

Swift Advice

• Low testosterone levels are treated with Cernos Gel.
• Apply it to clean, dry, unbroken skin on the shoulders or upper arms once daily, ideally in the morning.
• Once the area has dried after application, cover it to avoid transmission.
• Avoid applying the gel to the genital area to prevent irritation.
• Throughout treatment, your doctor may order routine blood tests to check your red blood cell count, liver function, testosterone, and PSA levels.
• If you begin taking the drug and begin to suffer symptoms like frequent erections, irritability, anxiousness, or weight gain, let your doctor know right away.
• Your doctor will give the injection into a muscle or the skin.
• A 30-minute observation period may follow the injection to ensure no serious allergic reactions or respiratory problems.

Frequently Asked Questions – Cernos Gel

Q1. What exactly is Cernos Gel used for?
Cernos Gel includes a synthetic version of testosterone, a male sex hormone. Its purpose is to treat male hypogonadism, defined by insufficient bodily production of natural testosterone.

Q2. How much Cernos Gel should I use, and how should I apply it?
Apply this medication to clean, dry, unbroken skin, ideally on the abdomen or shoulders, once daily at a consistent time. Cover the area with loose clothing, such as a T-shirt, shorts, or jeans, after gently massaging the gel with one finger until it dries. Make sure to wash your hands with soap and water after using. The dosage and regimen should be followed as prescribed by your doctor.

Q3. What typical adverse effects might I expect from taking Cernos Gel?

Skin reactions at the application site, which may include feelings of burning, tingling, dryness, rash, redness, or itching, are the most common side effects of Cernos Gel. Additional typical adverse effects include:

• Increased body hair growth.
• Enlarged breasts.
• Hand and foot swelling.
• Increased blood pressure.

Get counsel from your doctor if any of these side effects start to trouble you.

Q4. What are the key things I need to know while using this medication?

Through intimate skin-to-skin contact, the medicine can spread from one person to another and raise testosterone levels. Long-term or repetitive exposure could result in adverse side effects such as increased hair growth, voice deepening, or irregular menstrual cycles in females. After the gel has dried, cover the application location with loose garments to prevent this, and wash your hands frequently with soap and water afterward.

Q5. If I start using Cernos Gel and take warfarin, will there be an issue?

When using warfarin and Cernos Gel together, getting more frequent blood tests to track your bleeding time—the amount of time it takes to clot is critical. This is especially important when starting or stopping Cernos Gel. You should seek advice from your doctor on this issue.