Anastrozole 1 mg Teva

 

Information for those wishing to buy Anastrozole 1 mg in the UK

Anastrozole 1 mg from the pharmaceutical company Teva – belongs to the anti-estrogenic drugs and is synthesized specifically for the treatment of a disease common among women today – breast cancer. Anastrozole was the first product to be added to the class of 3rd generation aromatase inhibitors.

Teva’s Anastrozole is able to reversibly bind aromatase through a competitive inhibition pathway, and it also inhibits the conversion of androgens to estrogens in peripheral tissues.

So, for example, the use of only 1 mg (more often it is one tablet) in a day can cause a process in which oestrogen will be suppressed in 80% of patients and more. Given its powerful hormonal effects, it is mainly prescribed to postmenopausal women only.

Pharmacological action of Anastrozole 1 mg by Teva

It is a selective (or selective) aromatase inhibitor of non-steroidal nature. During postmenopause, estradiol is produced to a greater extent from estrone, which is produced in peripheral tissues during conversion from androstenedione (with the aromatase enzyme).

By reducing the amount of circulating estradiol in women with breast cancer, a therapeutic effect appears. During postmenopause in women, Anastrozole at a dose of 1 mg per day can reduce estradiol levels by 80%. Anastrozole 1 mg has no progestogenic, androgenic or oestrogenic activity.

When used in doses recommended by a physician for therapy, the drug will not affect the production of cortisol and aldosterone.

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Properties of Anastrozole 1 mg from Teva

Anastrozole 1 mg will definitely be of interest to British athletes taking steroids. Nolvadex and Proviron were used to fight estrogen before it was invented. When combined they had a good effect. In contrast, Teva’s Anastrozole solo has a much greater effect, and is therefore becoming very popular. Taking one or sometimes even ½ tablet has amazing results. Side effects such as gynaecomastia and water retention are easily blocked when using a strongly aromatising drug.

As with long term use of any drug, problems can occur when using aromatase inhibitors. Anastrozole 1 mg is able to reduce estrogen side effects well, but it also blocks the beneficial properties of estrogen, such as the suppression of “good” cholesterol. If there are problems in the cardiovascular system Nolvadex, because it carries out blocking of estrogen receptors.

Use of Anastrozole 1 mg by Teva

Intake (for men):

• English athletes only need to take 500 mcg to 1 mg of Anastrozole per day to suppress the effects of aromatization.

Intake (for women):

• Exclusively for medical reasons.

Anastrozole 1 mg by Teva in English bodybuilding

The product inhibits estrogen production; therefore, it can be used in bodybuilding during long-term courses of steroid hormones to reduce the negative effects of female sex hormones. Additionally, the medication removes unnecessary water from the body, and allows to achieve a clear relief. Anastrozole suppresses the problem of breast enlargement (gynecomastia) in men.

For female bodybuilders the drug is not recommended.

It is recommended to take Anastrozole 1 mg tablets in the morning on an empty stomach so that the active ingredient can be absorbed and assimilated faster. After 10 days of taking anabolic, a test for estradiol should be taken and then Anastrozole should be taken at a dose of 0.5 mg/day (when using Sustanon or anabolics containing testosterone enanthate, the tests should be taken after 3-4 weeks).

Side effects

Common side effects while taking aromatase inhibitors include hot flashes, joint soreness, general weakness, fatigue, mood swings, depression, high blood pressure, swollen hands/feet and headaches.

Bone mineral density may also decrease, which can lead to osteoporosis and increased risk of fracture. Gastrointestinal problems and nausea and vomiting can sometimes occur. It is strictly forbidden to use during pregnancy as it can interfere with the development of the foetus.

The use of this kind of medicine by men to reduce estrogen for a long time can lead to the development of cardiovascular disease due to the inhibition of the positive effects of estrogen on cholesterol levels.

Contraindications to medical use:

• Pre-menopausal period,
• Severe renal insufficiency (CKR less than 20 ml/min),
• moderate to severe hepatic insufficiency,
• Period of pregnancy and lactation,
• childhood age,
• Hypersensitivity to anastrozole.