Guest guest Posted December 11, 2008 Report Share Posted December 11, 2008 Was reading a book on hypogonadism - Jockenhovel, F., and Schubert, M. (2007). `Male hypogonadism'. Uni-Med Science.- which is pretty recent and it stated Nebido will be the standard treatment for hypogonadism because it has favourable effects with regards to libido, bones and muscle mass, low incidence of side effects and is more stable therefore avoiding the peaks and troughs normally seen with shorter acting injectables. Also more acceptable to users because only needs to be injected 4/5 times a year as opposed to 26-52 times - quite a difference. Probably its biggest selling point! However since its market launch in 2004 in Europe it does not seem to be the market leader and I do not hear of many people using it. Anyone know why this is? Anyone got good/bad experiences on it they can share? I know the FDA is currently working with Indevus Pharmaceuticals (license for Nebido bought from Bayer Schering Pharma) and has been unhappy with some respiratory side effects in few users (at least 1/100 people) and therefore wants the company to suggest and implement ways to reduce these effects before an FDA license will be granted for US market release. Will be interesting to see how this one develops. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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