The best for you that your family doctor check you at regular appointments Your family doctor will also want to do regular blood tests about every 8 weeks to check your testosterone level to see if abarelix is working for you. If you weigh more than 225 pounds there may be a greater risk that abarelix may stop working. Your family doctor may also want to do blood tests to check your liver function before and during treat with abarelix.
This drug may cause loss in bone mineral density with extended treat. Loss in bone mineral density can lead to the thinning of bones - osteoporosis. If you have any questions about this ask your family doctor.
This drug can cause a change in heart rhythm called prolongation of the QTc interval. This condition may change the way your heart beats and can cause fainting and serious side effects in some diseaseds Contact your family doctor right away if you have any of these symptoms or any questions about this.