Is it safe to get gynecological medication injections at a clinic?

Patient's question:

At noon today! Took a shot (20mg) at the clinic with the gynecological medication prescribed by the hospital. Got it injected in the right buttock, didn't hurt at all. Came back at 1 PM and slept until 3 PM. Started feeling leg pain at 3 PM, specifically in the right thigh root!

Doctor's answer:

Gynecological drugs belong to progesterone, which can be used to regulate menstruation and also to support fetal development in the early stages of pregnancy. Gynecological drugs are divided into oral and injectable forms. Generally, hospitals provide prescriptions after prescribing gynecological drugs, and you can also get injections at clinics by following the prescription. If you are using it for fetal support, try to reduce activity during the period of support, or you can request a nurse to come to your home for injections. It is recommended to go to a professional hospital for relevant examinations.

📌 Related Posts