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Repronex (also known as Menogon) |
Ferring Inc. (TR) | 75iu | 5 vials | $175.00 | |
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Repronex (also known as Menogon) |
Ferring Inc. (TR) | 75iu | 10 vials | $325.00 | |
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Repronex (also known as Menogon) |
Ferring Inc. (TR) | 75iu | 15 vials | $425.00 | |
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Repronex (also known as Menogon) |
Ferring Inc. (TR) | 75iu | 30 vials | $799.00 |
This item requires a prescription from your doctor.
General Information on Repronex
Repronex is a subcutaneous injection that is used to treat specific infertility problems in women. The generic name of the drug is Menotropins. The medication is actually a combination of two naturally occurring hormones; luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle stimulating hormone (FSH). The drug works by inducing the ovaries to produce follicles. The drug is given with a human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) that works to ensure that ovulation occurs at the right time. Repronex is useful to induce sperm production in men who have functioning testes but have hormone stimulation deficiency. The drug may cause side effects if used for unintended purposes and therefore, you should exercise caution and buy Repronex only if recommended by your doctor.
Side Effects for Repronex
Every person is different and therefore medicines may react differently to different people. Some patients taking Repronex may experience side effects while some may not experience any side affect after taking the Repronex Injection. Some women may develop OHSS (ovarian hyper-stimulation syndrome) after completion of first cycle of therapy. Some of the symptoms of OHSS are weight gain, shortness of breath, swelling of legs or hands, nausea, abdominal pain or vomiting. You should immediately inform your doctor if you experience any symptoms of OHSS.
Some patients may also experience serious side effects such as diarrhea, pain in an arm or leg, chills, fever, aching of joints or muscles, drowsiness, headache while men may also experience breast enlargement after taking Repronex. You should call your doctor, if you experience any side effects after taking the drug.
Precautions
Repronex might not be the right medication for people with certain medical conditions. You should tell your doctor if you are pregnant, if you have a thyroid problem, tumor or cancer of the breast, uterus, pituitary gland, ovary, or hypothalamus. Women should also tell their doctor, if they have any chronic illness or ovarian cysts. Your doctor may have to perform tests or adjust the dosage to make the drug safe for your condition. Pregnant women should not take Repronex because the medication may cause birth defects. Women who are breast feeding should talk to their doctor before beginning the treatment.
Repronex Dosage
The drug is supplied in a vial as a sterile powder accompanied by sterile diluents. Repronex is available in two forms of packaging; Repronex 75 IU (International Units) and Repronex 150 IU. The dosage of the medication is prescribed by your doctor. The sterile powder should be mixed with right quantity of sterile diluents and the formulation should be administered under the skin. Your doctor would provide you with detailed instructions to mix the solution, if you intend to take the injection at home. You should administer the injection immediately in the body after mixing the solution (powder and diluents). You should buy Repronex and take it as directed to avoid risk of side effects.
Interactions
Repronex may interact with other medicines and cause side effects. The drug may interact with medicines such as Antagon, Ganirelix and follicle inducing hormone. Your doctor will be aware of the drug’s possible interaction with other medicines. Therefore, you should tell the doctor about every medicine you take including prescription drugs, over the counter medicines as well as herbal supplements.
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