Lucrin Depot 3.75 mg - How to use!
Channel: Vitalab Fertility Clinic - Sandton and Umhlanga
Date: 2018-05-08

This video tells you HOW TO USE the Lucrin Depot 3.75 mg injection, this injection can be given subcutaneously (abdomen) or intramuscularly (buttocks).  

We will cover all the important questions and instructions like what is Lucrin Depot 3.75 mg, how to use it, how to inject it, how to store it, where to inject it, when to take it, what are the normal side effects, and much more! This is a full tutorial on the long acting Lucrin Depot 3.75 mg injection.

What is Lucrin Depot? 
Lucrin Depot 3.75 mg injection is a hormone similar to the one produced by a hypothalamus gland in the brain. It may be used by your Fertility Specialist for the treatment of uterine factors such as endometriosis, adenomyosis and fibroids. It will cause menstrual periods to stop. Periods will resume 7-12 weeks after the final injection. 
Decreased libido, increased sweating, fatigue, muscle weakness, and hot flashes are some very common side effects of this medication. 

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:10 Read your instructions 
00:35 Box contents
00:45 Subcutaneous or Intramuscular 
01:05 Step 1
01:18 Water Ampule
01:29 Step 2
01:38 Step 3
02:04 Step 4
02:19 Step 5
02:36 Step 6
02:47 Step 7
03:07 Step 8
03:19 Step 9
03:35 Step 10 
03:49 Step 11
04:26 Step 12
04:33 Step 13
04:44 Step 14
05:08 Step 15
05:15 END

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