The injection syringe that is thick and long and like a pen is GONAL F.
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| This looks like a pen, but it is an injection syringe. |
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| Syringe and needles |
We start with this injection. This injection's purpose is to hold natural ovulation.
This injection already contains liquid medicine for 6 days, you just turn to the dosage number that you were indicated to by your doctor.
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| Put in a new needle each time. |
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| Turn the red dial to set the dose. |
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| Pinch your stomach and pierce the injection. |
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| Put the used needle into the waste box each time after you have finished. |
This is Cetrotide 250.
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| The top side on the left is the needle, and right next to it is the powder medicine in the little bottle and the syringe contains the liquid medicine. |
This injection has powder and liquid medicine. Just before you use this, mix them together. This has an instruction DVD.
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| Mix the powder and liquid medicine together. |
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| Melt the powder medicine in the liquid. |
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| Put it back into the syringe and push out the air gently. |
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| Pinch your stomach and pierce the injection. |
This injection's purpose is to grow the bag that contains your eggs. This injection's needle is thicker and longer than GONAL F.
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| Cetrotide 250 is shorter than GONAL F. |
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| But Cetrotide250 is a little more painful than GONAL F...... |
The last injection, this is used 36 hours before egg pick up.
This injection 's purpose is to promote to the maturity of the eggs.
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| You don't have to do anything to prepare for this. |
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| Just pierce it on your stomach! |
All injections are pierced on the stomach under the navel, but don't pierce right under your navel.
It's so painful!!
