Omnitrope: Full Instructions

The somatotropic cells in the anterior pituitary gland produce, store, and secrete somatotropin upon receipt of signals from the hypothalamus. It is growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) that provides those signals. Then, the somatotrophs release growth hormone into the bloodstream in pulsatile bursts an average of every three to five hours. Once in the bloodstream, GH races to its many receptors throughout the body and the brain. When these receptor cells receive the binding signals from somatotropin, they can perform their functions. If the pituitary gland does not provide enough GH, the actions of the growth hormone receptors will remain dormant or in reduced strength.

Some of the crucial functions of growth hormone (and Omnitrope) include:

• Stimulating the production of insulin growth factor 1 (IGF-1) in the liver (which mediates some of the growth hormone effects in the body)
• Maintaining cellular regeneration to keep the internal organs, hair, muscles, skin, and bones strong
• Improving immune system functions
• Supporting proper metabolic processing of proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates
• Enhancing sexual thoughts and performance
• Promoting heart health through maintaining proper cholesterol, blood pressure, and triglyceride levels
• Stimulating cognitive processing, learning, focus, and memory
• Keeping emotional health in balance

Omnitrope: Full Instructions

As with all brands of recombinant HGH, Omnitrope is safe to use when prescribed by a doctor to treat adult GHD. It is not meant for use by athletes, bodybuilders, or those looking to prevent aging. Omnitrope is not an anti-aging miracle or the fountain of youth. Its purpose is to increase the level of growth hormone in the body for those with a deficiency. Having too much GH can be as bad for one’s well-being as having too little. Hormone levels require proper balance for the healthy functioning of the body, and as such, are part of a complex therapy designed to return the body to a state of homeostasis.

Below, we undercover full information for safe and effective usage of Omnitrope HGH injections:

Description

What is Omnitrope, and what does it do for adults?

Omnitrope is a bioidentical hormone medication that contains the same 191 amino acids in a single chain as natural somatotropin. Having the same molecular structure allows the body to utilize it in the same way as it would the growth hormone secreted by the pituitary gland. Omnitrope carries out all the same functions as GH.

Indications

When is Omnitrope indicated for use by adults? Most adults who experience the symptoms of GHD will exhibit the following signs:

• Lethargy, lack of energy or endurance
• Insomnia or other sleep disturbances
• Increased abdominal fat
• Joint pains, brittle bones, height shrinkage
• Muscle mass loss
• Poor concentration
• Impaired brain functions, including memory
• Increased wrinkles and skin sagging
• Balding or thinning of the hair
• Brittle nails
• Low sex drive
• Women: vaginal dryness, PMS symptoms, menopausal hot flashes, and night sweats
• Men: erectile dysfunction, male breast enlargement
• Depression or other mood alterations
• Social isolation
• Reduced quality of life
• Sensitivity to changes in temperature
• Internal organ shrinkage and poor performance
• Diagnosis of any of the following conditions:
  • High cholesterol or blood pressure levels
  • Osteoporosis
  • Type 2 diabetes
  • Cardiovascular disease
  • Atherosclerosis
  • Metabolic syndrome
  • Dementia
  • Obesity

Adverse Reactions and Effects

Are there any side effects or adverse reactions from Omnitrope?

Any medication can cause side effects, especially if misused. Omnitrope is an extremely safe form of hormone replacement therapy. However, if it is abused, overused, or misused, it can lead to elevated growth hormone levels – the primary cause of side effects. The most common reaction experienced by adults using Omnitrope is some form of irritation, redness, itching, or swelling at the injection site. That issue is a short-term reaction that typically goes away on its own within a short time.

Other potential side effects of HGH include:

• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Joint pain or stiffness
• Nerve pain
• Muscle ache
• Fluid retention and swelling (edema)
• Acromegaly
• High cholesterol
• Insulin resistance
• High blood sugar
• Headaches
• Allergic reactions

Warnings and Precautions

Who should not use Omnitrope HGH injections? Individuals with any of the following conditions should not use Omnitrope HGH:

• Acute respiratory failure
• Active cancer
• Complications causing acute critical illness resulting from multiple accidental trauma or open-heart or abdominal surgery
• Diabetic retinopathy
• Allergy to any ingredients in Omnitrope

In some cases, adults may require closer supervision of preexisting health conditions or prescribed medication levels. Tell the prescribing doctor if any of the following apply before beginning treatment with Omnitrope:

• Diabetes
• Pregnant or trying to become pregnant
• Breastfeeding
• Thyroid treatment
• Previous cancer
• Hypopituitarism and receiving hormone therapy
• Birth control pills
• Steroid use

Drug Interactions

Are there any medications that can interact with Omnitrope?

Tell the doctor about any medications and supplements taken, especially the following drugs which could interact with Omnitrope:

• Glucocorticoids
• Insulin or other diabetes medications
• CYP450 liver enzymes
• Oral estrogen

Detailed Instructions for Use

Provided below are the three ways of purchasing Omnitrope HGH, as well as answers to questions about the medication’s usage.

How do I know how much Omnitrope to take?

The doctor determines the dosage of Omnitrope for each individual based on the level of hormone deficiency, gender, age, body composition, and health. Take only as much Omnitrope as the doctor prescribes.

How do I store Omnitrope HGH?

Omnitrope requires continual storage in the refrigerator. The longest it should be out of the refrigerator is 30 minutes before the injection to allow it to come to room temperature. Omnitrope pens should be stored with their appropriate cartridge in place – do not remove the HGH cartridge from the pens before use. Place the entire unit in the storage case between injections and then place it in the refrigerator. Remember to keep the cartridges and pen away from light.

How long will my Omnitrope HGH last?

Omnitrope cartridges last for 28 days following the first injection.  Even if there is some solution left in the cartridge at that time, it should be properly discarded and not used. Omnitrope vials are good for only 21 days after reconstitution.

How is Omnitrope supplied?

Sandoz provides Omnitrope in both pen and vial formats. The Omnitrope pen device comes in 5 and 10 mg strengths. Omnitrope pens utilize prefilled and premixed replaceable cartridges. There are also Omnitrope 5.8 mg vials that use insulin syringes and needles. Only the Omnitrope that comes in the 5.8 mg vial requires reconstitution.

Official Manufacturer Assistance

Some pharmaceutical manufacturers offer patient assistance programs or co-pay support. Our medical advisors work with our clients to determine if they qualify for any of the programs provided by the pharmaceutical companies that produce human growth hormone injections.

Sandoz, a subsidiary of Novartis, produces one of the most affordable brands of HGH injections. That is why Omnitrope is so popular with adults who must pay out-of-pocket for this medication. Most insurance companies today do not cover HGH therapy for adults. It is the mission of our hormone clinic to find affordable treatment options for all our clients.

Please contact us for a free phone consultation to learn more about hormone replacement therapy and Omnitrope HGH injections.