What is somatropin?
SOMATROPIN is a synthetic form of naturally occurring substances called human growth hormone, also known as HGH. Both children and adults need human growth hormone and somatropin treat several growth disorders that result from lack of natural HGH. It is also used to treat a condition called short intestine syndrome and serious weight loss and weakness in patients with AIDS. It has a number of side effects and should only be used under the supervision of a doctor. In the body it is necessary for cell reproduction and proper growth and development of muscles and bones, especially for children. Lack may result in growth in children. In patients of any age, it may cause symptoms such as weak muscles and bones, lack of energy and other symptoms. Replacing hormone with somatropin can help reduce these symptoms.
In addition to the lack of human growth hormone, somatropinuse uses to treat various disorders that cause unusual growth. It is also used in patients with chronic kidney failure and short intestine syndrome, which is a conditionwhen food is not properly absorbed in the intestine. Another use is the treatment of AIDS patients who have extreme weight loss and muscle weakness, also called waste. In addition to medically approved use, some people use it to reduce body fat and increase muscle mass; This is a dangerous practice that should be prevented because the risks are far from the benefits.
SOMATROPIN comes in a powder form that needs to be mixed into a solution and taken by injection under the skin or muscles. Frequency and dosage forces are based on the patient's body weight and should be determined by a doctor. The dosage instructions should be carefully followed and a doctor or pharmacist should be consulted if a missed dose occurs. Somatropine should not take people with cancer, Prader-Willi syndrome or diabetic retinopathy. Extreme caution should be used in pregnancy and many other conditions. AllCHNS health problems should be discussed with a doctor before using somatropin.
Some normal side effects include muscle pain, weakness, fatigue, nausea, headaches and irritation at the injection site. Other more serious side effects include severe, sudden stomach pain or eyes, changes in vision, rapid heart rhythm, yellowish skin or eyes, swelling, breathing problems, dizziness, increased thirst and urination, joint pain and other effects. Any side effects should be reported to doctors for evaluation.