Can xyosted be self administered at home for low testosterone?

Can Xyosted be self-administered at home for low testosterone?

Xyosted is a testosterone enanthate injection given once weekly under the skin. It is approved for men with low testosterone and comes in a single-use autoinjector designed for at-home use.

Patients can administer Xyosted at home without a healthcare provider present once they receive proper training from a doctor or nurse. The device requires a pinch of skin on the abdomen or thigh and one press of the button.

How does Xyosted handle safety features for home use?
The manufacturer built several safety mechanisms into the needle shield and trigger mechanism to prevent accidental needle sticks. The hidden needle comes out only during injection and retracts immediately afterward.

What happens if a patient misses a dose?
Patients should inject on the same day each week. If they miss a dose and it is within 2 days of the next scheduled injection, they skip the missed dose and continue the regul<|eos|>