Ganirelix Acetate 1 Injection

Ganirelix Cost & Use

IVF medications like ganirelix, are used in the IVF process. But IVF medications and the procedure are not often covered under most insurance plans. And it can be expensive. That’s why it’s crucial to gain all of the information prior to purchase. Use the following information to make your best, informed choice.

Ganirelix vs Cetrotide

It is quite common to hear both fertility meds used interchangeably. However, they are different. Certain studies and statements issued by the National Institutes of Health report that ganirelix often has a higher prevalence of ovarian hyperstimulation cases than Cetrotide. Both suppress LH surges effectively.

What does Ganirelix do in IVF?

Ganirelix is given as an injection, and only on certain days during the IVF cycle. The main active ingredient is fyremadel, which is a gonadotropin releasing hormone antagonist. This particular medication allows the doctors more time to harvest mature eggs. This fertility drug stops the eggs from being released before collection. As a general rule, most doctors prescribe this medication along with a follicle stimulating hormone and human growth hormone. This ‘cocktail’ helps your ovaries to produce eggs, and then keeps them from being released too early. This way fully mature eggs are available for collection and fertilization.

What are the side effects of Ganirelix?

For the most part women using ganirelix have few side effects. The most often reported side effect is stomach pain. Some of the possible side effects while taking Ganirelix is pain at the injection site, low-grade headaches, some bloating, possibly a little diarrhea, and mild abdominal cramping. These should all go away in a short while. And, of course, any severe allergic symptoms are cause to seek medical attention immediately.

How to use Ganirelix

Your doctor will show you how to use the injector pen that comes with the medication. However, most injector pens work in a similar fashion. The pen injects the medication under your skin or into a muscle. Your doctor will tell you which site. Most inject their ganirelix in the upper arm, abdomen, or thigh.

Ganirelix is easy to store as it can be kept at room temperature. Just make sure it stays out of the direct sun, and keep it away from heat sources.

Can I use ganirelix if I’m pregnant or breastfeeding?

If you are taking ganirelix and find yourself pregnant, then call your doctor as soon as you know. It is not recommended to just stop taking it cold turkey. Likewise, you can pass this medicine through your breastmilk, so the same advice applies. Call your doctor to see what is advised for your particular medical condition. This is because it may potentially pass through your milk to your baby.

How much does Ganirelix cost?

The ganirelix price depends on whether your insurance covers the cost to treat infertility. While several insurance carriers now do cover a portion of the treatment, most still don’t. So, the cost of ganirelix and where you can get it can be problematic. Did you know that the cost of medications can vary from one state to the next, one pharmacy to the next? And that’s for the same injectable pens at the same dosage. Many who are wanting to utilize IVF and must have the necessary fertility medications find themselves turning to online pharmacies. But they are not all created equally. Make sure the pharmacy you purchase your ganirelix from has certifications to back up their claims.

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Please place your order two weeks before the start of treatment with medications.