What Are The Side Effects Of Major Curves?
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Female hormones or enhancement blends can be used in males males for conditions like testicular cancer, prostate enlargement. These hormones suppress the production of testosterone. If used chronically this can lead to low sperm count, erectile dysfunction , loss of sexual desire and gynecomastia. If you took a few pills then all you need to do for now is wait and see. If the ED persists then testosterone and gonadotropin levels should be checked and if there is any deficiency along with hypogonadism then testosterone administration can be considered in consult with your doctor.
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The ingredients of the major curves i.e aguaje, puerifica Murifica, dong quai, Saw palmetto are at best alternative medicine products. No extensive studies are conducted to study their safety, side effects or efficacy. They are marketed with over enthusiastic claims. Yes gonadotropins could have been affected.
Both for the erectile dysfunction and suspected hypogonadism, you should consult an endocrinologist to get your blood work and hormonal profile done. Behavioral cognitive therapy and tadalafil may also be advised if no biochemical or organic cause is isolated.
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The response to dose frequency that you mentioned is unpredictable due to the lack of studies on the contents of the product. 2 doses alone should not cause such alterations. That is why I am stressing on the blood work and endocrinologist opinion. The product should also be examined to find any evidence of malpractice and any such content that may lead to hazardous side effects. Most likely these changes will subside. Then again the hormonal profile would indicate if any out of the way suppression has taken place or not. Yes, an endocrinologist would be the right choice. You may go to a GP first to do a general physical evaluation and do the additional referral, if required.
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