The Ultimate Guide to IVF Medications
Everything you need to know about organizing, tracking, and administering your IVF injections.
⚡️ TL;DR
- •Local-First: Your data stays on your device.
- •Expert-Backed: Content reviewed by fertility specialists.
- •Actionable: Use the TrackMyIVF app to manage these steps.
Why Organization Matters
During an IVF cycle, you may be managing multiple medications with different timings, storage requirements, and administration methods. Keeping everything organized isn't just about tidiness—it's about reducing stress and ensuring you never miss a dose.
Key Steps for Success
- Inventory Check: When your meds arrive, check them against your prescription immediately.
- Storage Sorting: Separate refrigerated items from room-temperature ones. Use a dedicated bin in the fridge.
- Set Alarms: Don't rely on memory. Set alarms for every single dose.
- Track It: Use a dedicated app like TrackMyIVF to log every injection and site rotation.
Common IVF Medications
While every protocol is unique, common medications include:
- Stimulation (Stims): Gonal-F, Follistim, Menopur
- Antagonists: Ganirelix, Cetrotide
- Triggers: Ovidrel, Lupron, HCG
- Support: Progesterone (PIO), Estrace
Need help tracking?
TrackMyIVF was built specifically to handle complex medication schedules, inventory, and reminders.
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Common Questions
How do I store my IVF medications?
Always check the package insert. Some medications (like Gonal-F) must be refrigerated, while others (like Menopur) can be stored at room temperature. TrackMyIVF includes storage instructions for common meds.
What if I miss a dose?
Contact your clinic immediately. Do not double up on your next dose unless instructed. Use the TrackMyIVF app to set critical reminders so this never happens.
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