IVF C Injection 5000 IU contains Choriogonadotropin Alfa, a hormone used to stimulate ovulation in women undergoing fertility treatment. It helps trigger the final maturation of eggs, supporting successful conception in assisted reproductive techniques like IVF. The injection is administered under the supervision of a healthcare professional and is usually part of a controlled ovarian stimulation protocol. Proper usage and timing are crucial to maximize effectiveness and reduce risks.

Uses

• Stimulates ovulation in women

• Supports fertility treatments

• Helps improve chances of conception

• Used in assisted reproductive techniques like IVF

Benefits

• Promotes egg maturation

• Supports controlled ovarian stimulation

• Enhances success rates in IVF cycles

• Helps achieve pregnancy under medical supervision

Dosage

• As prescribed by fertility specialist

• Administered via intramuscular or subcutaneous injection

Alternate Product

• Ovitrelle Injection

• Pregnyl Injection

Side Effects

• Mild abdominal discomfort

• Injection site reactions

• Rarely, ovarian hyperstimulation

FAQs

Q1: Who should use IVF C Injection?

Women undergoing fertility treatment or IVF cycles.

Q2: How is it administered?

Via intramuscular or subcutaneous injection as prescribed.

Q3: When should it be used?

During controlled ovarian stimulation under doctor supervision.

Q4: Can it cause side effects?

Mild abdominal discomfort or injection site reactions may occur.

Q5: Does it guarantee pregnancy?

No, it supports ovulation but success depends on multiple factors.

Q6: Can it be combined with other fertility medicines?

Yes, but only under specialist supervision.

Q7: How should it be stored?

Store in a refrigerator between 2–8°C; do not freeze.