LUPI-HCG 5000IU INJECTION

Lupi-HCG 5000IU injection is an antineoplastic medication in the class of luteinizing hormone analogs with the active ingredient chorionic gonadotrophin. The drug is used primarily in fertility treatments to increase the ovulation of women via the process of in vitro fertilization (IVF). It is also utilized to increase testosterone levels in males who suffer from hypogonadism (the body isn’t producing adequate testosterone). It also helps treat undescending testicles (movement of the testes’ limbs from a higher place to a lower position).
The most common side effects likely to happen with this medication include swelling, redness, pain around the injection site, fatigue, headache, depression, fatigue, and fluid retention. Inform your doctor if these symptoms concern you or persist for more than normal. This medication may increase the likelihood of developing ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. If you experience abdomen pain in the lower part, gain weight quickly, or experience trouble breathing, talk with your physician.
Lupi-HCG 5000IU injection is not suggested for pregnant women due to the risk of harming the growing fetus. If you are suffering from a history of blood clots, liver disease, heart disease, or kidney disease, the injection must be administered with the caution of your healthcare professional. If you are allergic to this injection, inform your physician immediately.