Cipla makes the anti-estrogenic drug Fempro. Letrozole, a drug from the class of drugs known as aromatase inhibitors, is the drug that serves as the oral product's active ingredient (AIs). By preventing the enzyme aromatase from doing its job, the drugs in this category lower the body's oestrogen levels.

This feature makes it useful for treating breast cancer in women by decreasing their oestrogen levels. Additionally, it can be applied to men who take aromatizable steroids to lower their elevated oestrogen levels.

LETROZOLE PROPERTIES AND EFFECTS

Letrozole has a half-life of roughly 2-4 days and is one of the most powerful AIs. It is now the second most common AI in bodybuilding. The drug prevents the aromatase enzyme from converting androgens like testosterone into oestrogen in males who use androgenic drugs. This reduces the risk of feminization effects in men, such as gynecomastia, acne, fluid retention, and other oestrogen-related side effects.

LETROZOLE USE IN A CYCLE

Letrozole is produced by Cipla as 2.5mg tablets. It is advised to begin by taking half a tablet of Letrozole (1.25mg) daily at first. Then, you can evaluate your oestrogen levels and tolerance.

The daily intake can be increased to 1 tablet if this dosage is insufficient (2.5mg). If the first dose is too excessive, you can increase it by taking a half-tablet every two days or even four days.

It is important to remember that Letrozole is used to manage oestrogen levels rather than entirely eliminate them because doing so would have detrimental effects on the body.

SIDE EFFECTS OF LETROZOLE

The drug's adverse effects will be minor if it is taken as prescribed. Headaches, lethargy, nausea, peripheral oedema, hot flashes, thinning hair or a mild to moderate rash are a few potential adverse effects.

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