Therapeutic Group

Indication Dosage

Chorionic Gonadotropin (human Chorionic Gonadotropin; HCG) is a medication primarily indicated for the treatment of infertility in both men and women. It is commonly used to stimulate the release of eggs in women undergoing assisted reproductive technologies such as in vitro fertilization (IVF) and to promote the production of sperm in men with certain fertility issues.

Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism: 

By IM Inj: 

• Adults (Male): 1000-2000 Iu 2-3 Times Per Week, If The Main Complaint Is Sterility (deficient Spermatogenesis) In Combination With Menotrophin. Once Desired Spermatogenesis is Achieved, The Improvement In Spermatogenesis May In Some Cases Be Maintained By Hcg Alone. 
• Children (Male) 1 Month-18 Yrs: 1000-2000 Iu Twice Weekly, Adjusted To Response. 

Delayed Puberty Associated With Insufficient Gonadotrophic Pituitary Function: 

By IM Inj: 

• Adults (Male): 1500 IU 2-3 Times A Week For At Least 6 Months 
  Ovulation Induction Due To Anovulation Or Im-paired Follicle-ripening: 
• Adults (Female): One Inj Of 5000-1000 Iu To Complete Treatment With A Menotrophin Preparation. 

Ovulation Induction In Controlled Hyper-stimulation Regimens To Prepare The Follicles For Function: 

By IM Inj: 

• Adults (Female): Up To Three Repeat Injections Of Up To 5000 Iu May Be Given Within The Following 9 Days To Prevent Insufficiency Of The Corpus Luteum. 

Prepubertal Cryptorchidism: 

By IM Inj: 

• Children: 4000 Iu3 Times/week Or 5000 Iu Every Sec Day For 4 Injections Or 500 Iu 3 Times/week For 4-6 weeks or 15 Injections Of 500-1000 Iu Given Over 6 Week.

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Pregnancy

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