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Injection Medications

Infertility Medications-Application Instruction Sheets

This section provides information on how to use some of the currently prescribed infertility medications. For each drug, there is a set of instructions that outlines how to administer the medication-this might include giving yourself an injection or applying some type of gel. You can print out each instruction sheet, as needed. For some of the more commonly used drugs, you will also find additional prescribing information.

IM = Intramuscular Injection (into a muscle)
SC = Subcutaneous Injection (under the skin)
IVa = Intravaginally (placed into the vagina)

 

 BRAND NAME
 GENERIC NAME
Bravelle   urofollitropin—IM or SC
Cetrotide   cetrorelix acetate—SC
Follistim-AQ Cartridge /
Follistim PenTM
  follitropin beta for injection
Ganirelix Acetate   ganirelix acetate—SC
Gonal-F Multi-Dose   follitropin alfa—SC
Gonal-F RFF Pen   follitropin alfa—SC
Lupron   leuprolide acetate—SC
Luveris   lutropin alfa—SC
Menopur   menotropins for injections—SC
Novarel   chorionic gonadotropin—IM
Ovidrel   choriogonadotropin alfa—SC
Pregnyl®   human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)—IM
Progesterone Generic   progesterone—IM
Repronex   Menotropin—SC

Last modified on: 17 June 2009




1. Preparing my fertility medications is stressful for me
 
2. Which of the following cause concern when preparing your fertility medication? (Please select up to 3)
 
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