Humatrope

Humatrope is an injection for adults that is specifically designed to treat growth hormone deficiency in adults as a result of common conditions such as trauma, radiation therapy, hypothalamic disease, and pituitary disease. After receiving the somatropin injection, patients may experience prolonged energy, stronger bone density, increase skin elasticity, and much more.

For those wanting to know more about what is Humatrope, read below to receive some insight into this common human growth hormone medication.Humatrope  Humatrope

Who should use Humatrope?

Adults who are suffering from conditions like chronic kidney failure, Turner syndrome, and Noonan syndrome may be experiencing a growth hormone deficiency. HGH injections can replenish the proper amount of growth hormone in the body. In small doses, somatropin injections can promote optimal recovery, aging, and overall health.

How does it work?

After prescribing Humatrope for adults to the patient, the primary care provider will demonstrate proper usage of the medication. The medication should not be used in larger or smaller amounts than Here are some guidelines for proper injection.

• The medication should be injected into the muscle or under the skin
• Patients should only self-inject the medication when they feel completely comfortable
• Avoid injecting the medication into the same area two times in a row
• The medication bottle should not ever be shaken.
• Do not use the medication if there are particles or noticeable cloudiness in the vial.Humatrope

Do I need a prescription for Humatrope?

Patients have to be prescribed by a doctor before usage. The medication should not be used in larger or smaller amounts than is recommended.

How is Humatrope supplied?

Most vials of this human growth hormone injection contain 5 mg somatropin, 25 mg mannitol, 5 mg glycine, and 1.13 mg dibasic sodium phosphate. Humatrope is typically supplied in a combination package, so the patient will have to mix the four components with a 5-mL vial of diluting solution before usage. The patient needs to use a syringe and needle when injecting human growth hormone from a vial.

Somatropin injections are also available in small cartridges for easy use as a pen. The convenient HGH injection pen is best suited for people who maintain extremely busy lifestyles.

Who should NOT take this medication?

While Humatrope for adults can be prescribed for most people with a human growth hormone deficiency, the somatropin injections are not recommended for people suffering from the following conditions

• Active cancer. According to much research, growth hormone deficiency has been shown to be an early indication of tumors in the brain or pituitary gland. Before using injections, make sure that the doctor performs a thorough examination so that these conditions can be treated properly.
• Any type of diabetes. New cases of Type II diabetes have emerged after patients have used Humatrope. As a result, those who are at risk for Type I or Type II diabetes or diabetes of the retina should consult with their primary before usage.
• Severe complications from major surgeries involving the heart, abdomen, and other bodily organs. People who have experienced serious complications such as rapid blood loss, shock, blood clots, and infection after surgery are not good candidates for HGH therapy.
• Heavy and labored breathing. Many deaths have been reported in such instances where a patient battling life-threatening breathing problems.
• Allergic reaction to growth hormone. Since Humatrope has been known to cause serious allergic reactions, people who have a sensitivity to glycerin and metacrestol should not use this medication.