Lupron Depot 3.75mg Injection (Generic Equivalent)

Lupron Depot 3.75mg Injection (Generic Equivalent) is a medication that is prescribed to treat hormone-receptive breast cancer in women, endometriosis, and prostate cancer in men. This injection has Leuprolide as its active ingredient, which contains Leuprorelin, a synthetic hormone that mimics the actions of a natural hormone called gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH). It reduces the levels of estrogen in women and testosterone in men by binding with the pituitary gland. With the levels of these hormones reduced, it inhibits the growth of tumors and cancer cells, and also restricts their multiplication and spread. This eventually causes the tumor to shrink. Do not know where to buy Lupron Depot 3.75mg Injection in Canada? Generally, your healthcare provider will procure this medication for you, or you can easily obtain it from any of your reliable pharmacies in Canada.

The health and medical information provided here is for general purposes only and is not a substitute for the expertise and judgment of your physician, or other health care professional. It should not be understood to indicate that the use of this medicine is safe, appropriate or effective for you. Always consult your health care professional before using this, or any other, drug.

• Before you buy Generic Leuprolide (3.75mg) Injection Online, tell your doctor if you have any kind of impairment of your kidneys or liver, or have any medical conditions like diabetes or heart problems. They will modify the dosage so it is safe for you to consume.

• Do not consume alcohol during the course of treatment, as it can put you at risk of developing osteoporosis and can result in thinning of bones.

• Inform your doctor if you are taking any kind of over-the-counter, nutritional, or vitamin supplements, or vaccines. Combining them might result in a potential reaction.

• Injecting this medication will cause your menstrual periods to stop, and they will not resume until you receive the final shot, which is usually after a span of 7-12 weeks. Inform your doctor if you encounter menstrual bleeding during this time.

• Have protected sex by using non-hormonal contraception like condoms, and do not plan to conceive during the course of treatment, as it risks the life of the fetus.

• Do not drive or operate any kind of heavy machinery after getting a shot of this medication because you may experience dizziness and visual problems.

Although this medication is well-tolerated, you might experience some side effects after injections. These typically don't need medical attention and resolve as the body adjusts, including:

• Decreased libido

• Testicular atrophy

• Increased sweating

• Fatigue

• Muscle weakness

• Erectile dysfunction

• Hot flashes

• This injection is administered in the arm, thigh, or abdomen.

• This medication should be administered by a healthcare professional only and under the supervision of a doctor. Do not self-inject this medication.

• Your doctor will determine how much dosage you should be given; this will be based on factors like your age, the stage of your cancer, and other factors.