oxandrolone
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What is oxandrolone?
Oxandrin 2.5 mg Tab
Drug Name: OXANDROLONE - ORAL
Other Brand Names: Oxandrin
Uses: This medication is used to help people regain weight they have lost due to certain medical conditions (such as surgery, chronic infection, trauma, long term use of corticosteroid medication such as hydrocortisone/prednisone). It is also used to relieve bone pain due to bone loss (osteoporosis). Oxandrolone belongs to a class of drugs known as anabolic steroids. These drugs are similar to male hormones made by the body. Abuse of this medication (such as to improve athletic performance or physical appearance) is very dangerous and may cause serious, sometimes fatal problems.
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- Apr 27, 2010
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