Pamorelin La 22.5Mg Dry Vial Of 1 Powder For Injection

• Prostate cancer: Some prostate cancer cells are stimulated by testosterone; triptorelin lowers this hormone after initial treatment and may slow disease progression.
• Endometriosis: Tissue similar to the womb lining grows outside the womb and can cause pain or bleeding; lower ovarian hormone activity may reduce these symptoms.
• Early puberty: Puberty signs appear earlier than expected; triptorelin suppresses the hormone signals temporarily to delay further development under specialist care.

• Hot flushes or sweating: Lower sex hormone levels can cause sudden warmth, facial flushing and increased sweating; tell your doctor if episodes disturb sleep or daily activities.
• Weakness: Hormone suppression may reduce energy or muscle strength; report severe weakness, especially with fainting or inability to do usual activities.
• Back pain: Back discomfort may occur during treatment; seek urgent medical help for severe pain with leg weakness or bladder or bowel changes.
• Tingling or prickling: Temporary abnormal skin sensations may occur during treatment; tell your doctor if tingling is persistent or worsening.
• Sexual changes: Lower testosterone or oestrogen may reduce sexual interest or cause erectile difficulty; discuss persistent symptoms with your specialist.

Other General Warnings

• You experience a sudden increase in bone pain, urinary difficulties, or weakness in your legs during the first few weeks of treatment if you are being treated for advanced prostate cancer, as these may indicate tumour flare or its complications.
• You have a history of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or depression, as close monitoring is necessary.
• You notice signs of bone weakening, such as back pain or unexplained bone fractures over time.
• You develop signs of a severe allergic reaction, such as a rash, itching, or breathing difficulties, after an injection.

• Keep every scheduled injection and specialist follow-up appointment.
• Tell your doctor about new severe headaches, vision problems, back pain or weakness.
• Report pregnancy immediately if it is possible during treatment.
• Ask your specialist about bone health if treatment is prolonged.
• Do not drive if dizziness, tiredness or blurred vision affects your alertness.
• Do not attempt to prepare or inject this medicine yourself.

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