Anabolic steroids are synthetically synthesized forms of hormones such as testosterone and dihydrotestosterone. While the use of tren steroid are more common in men, but nowadays both men and women are taking up steroids to get maximum benefit of various steroids effects.
Since everything comes with its own price, steroids also have some of the deleterious side effects which can affect both physical and psychological well-being of an individual. But it is generally seen that women who choose to use the anabolic steroids face deleterious effects of steroids as compared to men who are using the same anabolic steroids. This may be due to the introduction of a substance into the woman’s body which is not naturally found there. Testosterone is a male sex hormone and when women take it, she may experience a lot of alterations and its effects in the body.
Few of the anabolic steroids effects seen in women are menstrual dysfunctions, growth of facial hair, deepening of the voice, baldness, enlarged clitoris. Women who use the steroids will develop a leaner and a more muscular look. She will lose her curves with the development of more masculine figure. Moreover, shrinkage of breast tissue is also seen in some. Many of these deleterious effects of steroid are irrevocable even with the discontinuity of the use of steroids.
Various different side effects are also seen in men that may totally change the body inside out. Side effects such as diminution in testicle size, early balding, increased risk of prostate cancer, low sperm count, painful urination, infertility and development of breasts can be seen in men using steroid in a very harsh manner.
The steroids effects can be divided in two groups, favorable effects and noxious effects. Though the use of steroids in the beginning may seem to be very advantageous as one is getting a raise in strength and endurance levels, which is worth the risk but slowly after long-term usage, it is dwindling the body from inside. Apart from these physical effects, various psychological changes are also seen in the people who use steroids for a long-term. Changes such as depression, often mood swings, fierceness, aggression, anger, violence and addiction can be seen in these people.
Anyone who is using steroids will subsequently face the consequences of the side-effects with the steroid use. But in women, the risk of experiencing side-effects will be more than men because their body is not acclimatized to the levels of anabolic steroids (testosterone) they are subjecting them to.
