Cetrotide - How To Use 💉
Вставка
- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Cetrotide - How To Use
How to inject Cetrotide
Cetrotide is used to prevent premature ovulation. It is given to women going through fertility treatment where the ovaries are stimulated to produce more eggs (ovarian stimulation)
Cetrotide regulates the functioning of the pituitary gland. This gland is responsible for the production of hormones that stimulate the growth of an egg, its development and release once its mature.
Cetrotide is administered through injections, it is usually injected below the skin of the lower abdomen
Watch this video as we walk you through how to self-inject Cetrotide using easy to follow steps this includes: How to prepare, how to mix, withdraw and inject the medication and tips for safe medication disposal.
Vitalab’s UA-cam Channel tries to provide you with the best medical information around infertility, recurrent miscarriages or any other just trying to conceive (TTC) topics. We have tried to cover infertility testing, fertility treatments, fertility medications, infertility conditions and fertility treatments like IUI and IVF (in vitro fertilization). One of the most popular playlists is the How TO on all IVF Medications which is a step-by-step video on how to prepare and administer all your fertility medications.
Vitalab is a Johannesburg and Umhlanga based fertility clinic that has been committed to helping couples build families since 1984. We have pioneered a wholesome approach to fertility, supporting our patients medically, physically, and emotionally. We do everything in our power to ensure you arrive as a patient and leave as a parent, at both our Branches
www.vitalab.com
We hope you found this video helpful and we welcome any further questions or comments about Cetrotide?
While preparing for fertility treatment and while on treatment, is it a bad idea to go for chemical peels and microneedling procedures ? Do they have a bad effect on the results ?
Great question. We encourage our patients to keep to their normal routines. We understand how infertility can cause some patients to want to control and manage every aspect of their lives (diet, physical activities, supplements, etc) whilst undergoing treatment, as their own control over reproduction has been taken away. If the procedures mentioned above come with potential risks, then I would discuss those with your Infertility Doctor to see if they believe any of those risk factors may impact the type of treatment you are following.