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Compare Jatenzo vs. Depo-Testosterone

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  • Jatenzo (testosterone undecanoate)
    Testosterone cypionate (Depo-Testosterone)
  • Jatenzo (testosterone undecanoate)
    Testosterone cypionate (Depo-Testosterone)

  • Summary of Jatenzo vs. Depo-Testosterone

    Summary for Testosterone replacement
    Prescription only

    Jatenzo (testosterone undecanoate) is an oral capsule used for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) in adult males with hypogonadism, a condition that causes low testosterone production. You take a dose by mouth twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. Common side effects include headaches, high blood pressure, and nausea. This medication is only available as a brand-name medication, meaning there are no generic versions.

    Summary for Testosterone replacement
    Prescription only

    Testosterone cypionate (Depo-Testosterone) is an injectable form of testosterone that’s used to treat low testosterone in adult males. It's injected into your buttock muscle and lasts for a long time, so it only needs to be used once or twice a month. But it might raise the risk of serious side effects including heart attack and stroke, especially if misused.

  • Indications of Jatenzo vs. Depo-Testosterone

    Indications for
    •Low testosterone (hypogonadism)
    Indications for
    •Low testosterone (hypogonadism)

  • Pros and Cons of Jatenzo vs. Depo-Testosterone

    Pros and Const for Testosterone replacement
    Pros
    •Works well to replace testosterone in the body
    •Comes as a capsule taken by mouth
    •Lower risk of liver problems compared to other testosterone products
    Cons
    •Must take it twice a day
    •Can cause high blood pressure, which can raise your risk of serious heart problems
    •Requires regular blood tests to monitor testosterone and nutrient levels
    Pros and Const for Testosterone replacement
    Pros
    •Only needs to be used once every 2 to 4 weeks
    •Can be injected at home
    •Comes in a vial that can be used for more than one dose, meaning fewer trips to the pharmacy
    •Available in as a lower-cost generic
    Cons
    •Risk of misuse, addiction, and dependency
    •Might raise the risk of serious side effects like heart attack and stroke if misused
    •Needs to be injected into the buttock muscle
    •Only available as an injection

  • Common Side Effects of Jatenzo vs. Depo-Testosterone

    Common Side Effects for
    •Headache (5%)
    •High red blood cell count (5%)
    •High blood pressure (4%)
    •Changes in cholesterol levels (3%)
    •Nausea (2%)
    Common Side Effects for
    •Enlargement of male breasts
    •Acne
    •Pain at the injection site

  • Warnings of Jatenzo vs. Depo-Testosterone

    Common Side Effects for
    •High blood pressure with risk of heart attack or stroke
    •High red blood cell count
    •Blood clots
    •Potential for misuse, dependency, and addiction
    •Worsening enlarged prostate and risk of prostate cancer
    •Liver problems
    •Lower sperm production
    •Swelling in the legs or arms (edema)
    •Breathing problems during sleep (sleep apnea)
    •High calcium in the blood
    •Depression and suicide thoughts
    Common Side Effects for
    •Potential for misuse, addiction, and dependency
    •Heart attack and stroke risk
    •Blood clots
    •Liver problems
    •Use in people with an enlarged prostate
    •Swelling in the arms and legs (edema)
    •High calcium in the blood
    •Use in young children

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