Lupron Depot 3.75 mg

Lupron depot 3.75 mg is often prescribed for women who are suffering with endometriosis or abnormally heavy menstruation. While it is not a cure for endometriosis, in many patients it provides pain relief that is long lasting. Reproductive endocrinologists sometimes prescribe the medication as part of the IVF process. Lupron is not given long term, and most who are prescribed this medication only use it for a few weeks.

What is Lupron 3.75 mg Injection?

Lupron (also called leuprolide acetate) is a medication that is injected to reduce the amount of hormones (progesterone and estrogen) that are produced by your body. It blocks the gonadotropic releasing hormone signals to the pituitary gland. It creates a temporary menopausal condition, which allows for treatment of many conditions, including endometriosis, ovulation disorders, and uterine fibroids.  When uses for IVF procedures, it improves the quality and number of eggs available.

Lupron therapy is often indicated for women who have unpredictable periods, and allows for a better ovulation cycle. Studies suggest that pregnancy rates where Lupron depot 3.75 mg injection uses were employed were higher than with stand alone gonadotropins. For women who have endometriosis, but who would like to become pregnant, Lupron has shown to allow enough healing to allow pregnancy once the treatment has stopped.  If Lupron is used prior to surgery it decreases scar formation and adhesions, as well as increases the potential for a successful pregnancy in the future.

Are there side effects for Lupron 3.75 Injection?

The side effects while taking Lupron depot 3.75 is very similar to what you would experience at menopause. Hot flashes are common, as are mood change, vaginal dryness and headaches. The initial doses usually cause some slight breast tenderness and fluid retention. They go away.  Rest assured, once the medication is discontinued, menstruation returns. There are no known adverse effects on children or pregnancy as a result of the use of this medication.

If symptoms are uncomfortable, you can try your favorite pain reliever such as Tylenol or Advil (or whatever your physician recommends). If hot flashes are persistent and do not go away with time, contact your doctor who may be able to prescribe something to lessen their effect.

How Lupron is Administered

Once your doctor writes a prescription and you have it filled, you should receive a “kit” that contains you medication dosages. It must be administered via intramuscular injection, in other words, a shot. Often the vial is not filled to the top, but that is common and there is nothing wrong with the product. A common regimen is a two week protocol. Some require 20 unites, decreasing to 10, while other regimens recommend 10 units decreasing to five when stimulation has occurred. If your doctor is prescribing Lupron as a “trigger” medication you may only receive the one dose. This is because your doctor wants to mature eggs for retrieval for IVF. It may be used in place of Pregnyl, HCG, Novarel or Ovidrel.

How to get Lupron 3.75 MG for a good Price

Most IVF medications are not covered by insurance, which leaves consumers having to do deep dives into internet research. Luckily there are reputable online pharmacies who can offer fertility medications, and those for treatment of endometriosis at almost a 75% discount. This is due in large part to their ability to remove all of the expensive overhead that brick and mortar drug stores have. The right online pharmacy will have a good track record, excellent reviews, and will provide name brand fertility drugs, such as Lupron 3.75 mg,  at a fraction of the price.

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How to Lupron Depot 3.75 mg

Lupron Depot 3.75 mg can be easily purchased from IVFPrescriptions, the leader in IVF medications, by following this simple process:

* You can Search Medications Here, follow the instructions in the shopping cart, place your order and an encrypted and secure payment form will be emailed to you immediately.

* Once you complete the payment form and email or fax it back with your prescription, we will send you a tracking number for www.usps.com.

* You will also be assigned a personal representative who will verify your purchase of the infertility drug, and will be available to answer any questions you may have about your order, or the medication. Your order will be delivered within ten business days or less. You may choose to email your prescription and we will take care of the rest. Make sure to include your name and contact information.

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