Menopur 75IU is used to induce the follicular maturation during the treatment of infertility caused by failure of ovaries to produce eggs. It is also used in vitro fertilization procedures and other assisted conception techniques to stimulate multiple follicular development. In men, this medicine can be used to treat oligospermia, which refers to semen with poor sperm count. Menopur is a mixture of naturally occurring LH and follicle-stimulating hormones, both of which are really important for the development of eggs produced by ovaries, and for increasing the sperm count. It is supplied in a vial as sterile powder, along with a sterile diluent. Your physician may suggest using a specific amount of the diluent to dissolve Menopur vials. It can be refrigerated and stored at room temperature.
With In Vitro Fertilization procedures, Menopur 75IU is approved only for subcutaneous injection. You can self-inject Menopur under skin using smaller needles than the ones used in intramuscular injection. The medicine will not induce sperm production or ovulation if the ovaries or testicles are not properly functioning, so never use it without first consulting your physician if you are pregnant, have cancer of ovary, breast or pituitary gland, have thyroid problem, have ovarian enlargement or other serious medical illnesses. You may need special monitoring or an adjustment in the regular dosage if you suffer from any of above mentioned conditions. Prior to the treatment with Menopur 75IU, it is important to discuss the risks of multiple births and possible adverse reactions with the doctor. Some of side effects of this medicine include abdominal pain, flu syndrome, back pain, migraine, constipation, and pelvic cramps.
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