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Omnadren is a testosterone, and can also expect the typical set of androgenic side effects. Oily skin, acne, body/facial hair growth and increase aggression are all very common with that product and can also bring out or aggravate a condition of male pattern baldness. Men with a familial predisposition for hair loss should probably avoid Omnadren. Omnadren readily converts to estrogen, which may cause gynecomastia. The typical side effects can include nausea, acne, edema (water retention), excitation or increased aggressiveness, sleeplessness, chills, vomiting, hypertension, increase in libido. Females had reported: menstrual irregularities, post-menopausal bleeding, swelling of the breasts, hoarseness or deepening of the voice, enlargement of the clitoris, and water retention. The side effects of Omnadren are similar to those of other testosterone compounds. Next to the high water retention other negative effects that are noticed are a sometimes strong acne and a distinctly increased aggressiveness in some users. An aggressive behavior can mostly be explained by the fact that users simply use too high a dosage of Omnadren and too low a dosage of the other testosterones. The very severe acne, however, is only caused by Omnadren. Often no purulent pustules but many small pimples appear so that the athlete looks as if he has an allergy. |
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