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Restandol (testosterone undecanoate) is a testosterone replacement therapy for sexually mature men who aren't producing enough testosterone naturally. This medication should never be used by children who haven't reached sexual maturity or women who are pregnant or nursing. In rare cases it may be used in women who are unable to become pregnant. 

Using Restandol 

In the vast majority of cases this drug is prescribed to elevate low testosterone levels in men. Testosterone is the hormone primarily responsible for the development and maintenance of male characteristics, function of sexual organs, and sex drive. Severe, chronically low levels of testosterone will result in the gradual loss of male characteristics, sexual function and sexual drive. Testosterone replacement therapies like Restandol restore levels of the hormone to the normal range, reversing the negative symptoms of low testosterone. 

Restandol comes in 40 mg capsules. Treatment usually begins with 3 or 4 capsules each day, though the dosage is often adjusted after several weeks of use to maintain ideal testosterone levels: 

• If taking more than one capsule, the total daily dose should be divided between morning and evening doses. 
  
• If taking an odd number of capsules, the larger dose should be taken in the morning. 
  
• Capsules should be swallowed whole; do not dissolve, chew, crush or split capsules in half. 
  
• To ensure proper absorption and prevent stomach upset, each dose should be taken with a meal. 
  
• Ideally doses are split evenly apart -- every 12 hours -- to maintain constant levels of the hormone in the body. 
  

• In men with an enlarged prostate 
  
• In men who have certain types of cancer 
  
• In young men who have not yet achieved sexual maturity 
  
• In women who are pregnant, nursing, or may become pregnant 
  

• Excessive hair growth
  
• Prolonged or painful erections
  
• Irritability or hostility
  
• Hoarse or deepening voice
  
• Raised blood pressure
  
• Metabolic issues
• Enlarged prostate