Hucog

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- Product Code: Hucog
- Salt Composition: HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin)
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What is HCG injection?
- Human chorionic gonadotrophin (HCG), the
active ingredient in HCG is a hormone stimulates the production of sex hormones
by gonads (ovaries and testicles).
WHEN IS HCG INDICATED FOR USE?
In women HCG injection is used:
• to induce ovulation, if indicated after a growth-stimulating treatment Graaf's follicles,
• to
support the function of the corpus luteum in women who have its failure.
In men, HCG injection is used to treat:
• Cryptorchidism not due to anatomical reasons,
• Delayed puberty,
• Hypogonadotropic
• Cryptorchidism and congenital lack of testis in children
WHEN THE THERAPY WITH HCG MUST BE AVOIDED?
• If there are tumors depending on the action
of sex hormones,
• If there is excessive ovarian stimulation
(hyperstimulation),
• If there is cryptorchidism due inguinal
hernia, supra-testicular location of the testicles
BEFORE STARTING THE TREATMENT INFORM YOUR DOCTOR SUFFER FROM:
• Circulatory insufficiency,
• Heart disease,
• Kidney
disorder
• Migraine,
• Asthma,
• Epilepsy
HOW HCG injection IS APPLIED?
The recommended dose is determined by gender, indication, and age
In women
• To
induce ovulation: a single intramuscular injection at a dose of
5000 IU up to 10000 IU HCG
• To
support the function of the luteum: three intramuscular injections, e.g. a
third one,
sixth and ninth day after ovulation,
In men
• Cryptorchidism in boys under the age of 2 years and over 6 years: one intramuscular injection per week for a period of 5 weeks.
In boys
- From 3 to 6 years of age, 1,500 IU may be administered intramuscularly. HCG per week for 3 weeks.
- Delayed puberty: 1500 IU HCG 2 to 3 times a week intramuscularly by 3 months.
For diagnostic purposes
• Differential
diagnosis of cryptorchidism and congenital lack of
testis in children and assessment of testicular function
HCG is applied intramuscularly.
WHAT ARE
POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS?
In women:
Following the combined treatment of HMG / HCG
injection or klomifen / HCG injection may occur
to overstimulate the ovaries. This is
manifested by the formation of:
• Large ovarian cysts
• Accumulate fluid in the stomach and
• The occurrence of thromboembolic complications.
In men:
During treatment with Choragon 5000, side
effects such as transient may occur
• Prolonged enlargement of the mammary glands,
• Enlargement of the prostate gland,
• Acne,
• Retention of water in the body,
• Enlarged penis size and spontaneous erections.
- Long-term administration of the HCG may lead to the formation of antibodies against HCG, which can cause a reduction in the effectiveness of treatment.