Overview
Side effects
This drug has side effects such as increased risk of liver disease (e.g. hepatitis, liver cancer), increased risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, severe acne, and increased risk of sudden death in severe cases. Please check the gender side effects.
| The possible side effects to women | Hirsutism (whole body including face), menstrual cycle disturbance, hair loss, clitoris hypertrophy, stretch marks, voice masculinity, etc. |
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| The possible side effects to men | Testicular atrophy, decreased sperm count, spermatosis, erectile dysfunction, sexual dysfunction, enlarged prostate gland, breast hypertrophy, hair loss, etc. |
Overview
A classification that includes hormones and related drugs that can improve performance by engaging in various control functions of the human body. Growth hormones and erythropoietin (EPO) are among the representative S2.
Side effects
| Growth hormones (hGH) | body specific deformity, diabetes, joint weakness, heart disease |
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| Side effects of erythropoietin (EPO) | May die of hypertension, stroke, and vascular obstruction due to thrombosis |
Overview
A drug that acts specifically on the beta receptors of the sympathetic nerve and has an effect on bronchial dilatation. Representative drugs include salbutamol and formoterol.
Side effects
Palpitations, headache, arrhythmia, muscle cramps, nausea, nervousness, tremors
Overview
Artificially, hormones and metabolic modifiers can be used to change the levels of certain hormones in the body. Typically, Insulin and the like correspond to S4.
Side effects
Insulin, a representative substance, is widely used to treat diabetes, but it has side effects such as hypoglycemia, which can lead to death.
Overview
This drug controls the amount of moisture in the body and can be abused for weight control and weight loss. Some of the most popular drugs are furosemide, spironolactone, etc
Side effects
Severe low blood pressure (which can lead to death), severe dehydration (which can lead to death), fainting, muscle cramps and muscle aches, confusion
Overview
a drug that increases the body's activity and reduces fatigue so that a player can exercise continuously.
Side effects
It increases the risk of heart attack, stroke and arrhythmia and can cause side effects of insomnia, anxiety, rapid weight loss, dependency and addiction symptoms, dehydration, tremors, heart rate and blood pressure rise.
Overview
A drug used as a treatment for neural and cancerous pain. In Korea, it is a drug that is tightly controlled under the law on drug management. Typical S7 drugs include Morphine and Fentanyl.
Side effects
May cause strong poisoning symptoms, anxiety, hallucinations, and confusion.
Overview
As a hemp extract, cannabinoids are a drug that should not be used by not only athletes but also non-athletes in accordance with the laws on drug administration in Korea.
Side effects
Respiratory disorder, cognitive impairment, dependency, psychotic disorder
Overview
Corticosteroids are anti-inflammatory drugs, and representative drugs include prednisolone (prednisolone) and triamcinolone .
Side effects
Hypertension, osteoporosis, decreased immunity, thrombosis, endocrine disorders, increased blood sugar, muscle loss, cataracts, glaucoma, pancreatitis, fractures
Overview
Drugs that block the sympathetic beta receptors to reduce heart rate and improve concentration. Only prohibited in certain sports (shooting, archery, etc.)
Side effects
Fatal bronchial seizures (which can lead to death), hypotension, heart disease (arrhythmia, heart failure), poor concentration, sleep disorders, sexual dysfunction, chronic fatigue
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