Product Description

BDrelin 11.25 mg Injection contains Triptorelin 11.25 mg, a gonadotropin-releasing hormone analogue used for the treatment of certain hormone-dependent medical conditions. It is a long-acting injectable medicine that reduces the production of sex hormones after an initial temporary increase. It should be administered under medical supervision.

🔹 Key Uses
Triptorelin may be used for:

Advanced prostate cancer
Endometriosis
Uterine fibroids
Certain hormone-dependent conditions
Hormonal suppression as part of selected fertility treatment protocols

🔹 Composition
Active ingredient: Triptorelin 11.25 mg
Medicine class: Gonadotropin-releasing hormone analogue
Dosage form: Long-acting injectable formulation

🔹 How It Works
Triptorelin initially stimulates the pituitary gland to release hormones that control the production of sex hormones. With continued treatment, it suppresses these signals, leading to a significant reduction in testosterone or estrogen production depending on the clinical use.

🔹 Key Benefits

Helps reduce testosterone levels in hormone-dependent prostate cancer
Helps control symptoms associated with endometriosis
Helps reduce hormone stimulation of uterine fibroids
Provides prolonged hormonal suppression with a long-acting formulation
Can be incorporated into specialist treatment protocols when hormonal suppression is required

🔹 Dosage and Administration
The dose and treatment schedule are determined by the treating specialist based on the medical condition and treatment response.

The 11.25 mg formulation is generally designed for long-acting treatment over approximately three months.
Administered by a trained healthcare professional.
The injection should be prepared and administered according to the specific product instructions.
Do not self-administer or change the treatment schedule without medical advice.

🔹 Possible Side Effects
Common side effects may include:

Hot flushes
Sweating
Headache
Tiredness
Mood changes
Decreased sexual desire
Erectile difficulties in men
Injection-site reactions
Changes in menstrual bleeding in women
Bone or joint pain

Serious side effects can include changes in blood sugar, cardiovascular problems, loss of bone mineral density with prolonged treatment, and urinary or spinal cord complications in some patients with prostate cancer.

🔹 Precautions and Warnings

Patients with prostate cancer may experience a temporary increase in testosterone when treatment is started, which can temporarily worsen symptoms.
Inform your doctor about heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, or urinary problems before treatment.
Long-term treatment may affect bone density.
Tell your doctor about all medicines and supplements you are taking because drug interactions may occur.
Pregnancy should be avoided during treatment unless specifically advised by the treating specialist.
Seek urgent medical attention for severe urinary difficulty, severe back pain, weakness or numbness in the legs, chest pain, or severe allergic reactions.