BRAWELL can be administered intramuscularly or subcutaneously. The subcutaneous route of administration is preferable, since it provides the greatest absorption of the drug substance. Treatment with the drug should be carried out only under the supervision of a doctor who has the appropriate specialization and experience in treating infertility. Recommendations for the preparation of solution: the injection solution should be prepared immediately before administration with the supplied solvent. Avoid sudden shaking. The solution is not suitable for use if it contains undissolved particles or it is opaque.
The dose of the drug, described below, is the same for both the subcutaneous and intramuscular route introduction.
The dose should be selected individually depending on the response of the ovaries. To do this, monitoring of the ovarian response to ongoing therapy - ultrasound (ultrasound) of pelvic organs and the determination of the concentration of estradiol in the blood plasma in the dynamics. BRAWELL can be administered alone or in combination with gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists or antagonists.
- Anovulation (including polycystic ovary syndrome):
The goal of treatment with BRAWELL in such patients is the development of one mature follicle, from which the oocyte will be released after the introduction of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG).
Therapy with BRAWELL should be started approximately 2 weeks after the start of treatment with GnRH agonists.The recommended initial daily dose of BRAWELL is 150 ME during the first 5 days of treatment. Based on clinical monitoring (ultrasound examination of the ovaries separately, and preferably in combination with an estradiol concentration estimate), the subsequent increase in the dose of the drug should correspond to the individual reaction of the patient. Increase the dose of the drug is not more often than once in 2 days and once it should not exceed 75-150 ME. The maximum daily dose should not exceed 450 ME. It is not recommended to administer the drug for more than 12 days.
If the treatment regimen does not presuppose the use of GnRH agonists, the BRAVELL drug should be started in the first 7 days of the menstrual cycle. The recommended initial dose of the drug is 75-150 IU / day, the duration of therapy is not less than 7 days. Based on clinical monitoring (ultrasound examination of the ovaries separately, and preferably in combination with an estradiol concentration estimate), subsequent doses of the drug should correspond to the individual response of the patient. Change in the dose of the drug is not more often than once in 5 days and should not exceed more than 75 ME for a single dose change. The maximum daily dose should not exceed 225 ME. If the patient does not have an adequate response to the therapy for 4 weeks, stop the cycle and start a new cycle from initially higher doses than in the discontinued treatment regimen. Partners are advised to use barrier methods of contraception before the next menstruation.
When the optimal response to the therapy is achieved, 24-48 hours after the last injection of BRAWELL, a single injection of 5000 - 10000 ME HECH. The patient is recommended to have sexual intercourse or an intrauterine insemination procedure on the day of HCH administration and the day after the introduction.
Careful observation of patients should be carried out within two weeks after the administration of hCG. If you overreact to treatment with BRAWELL (estradiol concentration above 2000 pg / ml, ovarian enlargement, pain in the lower abdomen), discontinue therapy and discontinue hCG.
With insufficient development of the follicle or the development of ovulation without the onset of pregnancy, you can repeat the cycle of therapy with BRAWELL.
- Controlled hyperstimulation of the ovaries during assisted reproductive technologies:
BRAWELL should be prescribed approximately 2 weeks after the start of treatment by EnRE agonists.The recommended initial daily dose of BRAWELL is 150-225 ME during the first 5 days of treatment. Based on clinical monitoring (ultrasound examination of the ovaries separately, and preferably in combination with an estradiol concentration estimate), subsequent doses of the drug should correspond to the individual response of the patient. Increase the dose of the drug is not more often than once in 2 days and once it should not exceed 75-150 ME. The maximum daily dose should not exceed 450 ME and in most cases should not be administered more than 12 days. If the treatment regimen does not presuppose the use of GnRH agonists, BRAWELL should be started on the 2nd or 3rd day of the menstrual cycle. The method of administration and the same doses of the preparation as described above are recommended.
When the optimal response to the therapy is achieved, 24-48 hours after the last injection of BRAWELL, a single injection of 5000
10000 ME HCG to induce the final maturation of the follicle and prepare the exit of a full-blown oocyte. Careful observation of patients should be carried out within two weeks after the administration of hCG.In case of excessive reaction to BRAWELL treatment, therapy should be discontinued, HCG should be discontinued and barrier methods of contraception should be used before the next menstruation.