Cor 9 500mg Injection 2ml

Cor-9 Injection is used for the following:

• Reducing the risk of early childbirth in pregnant women.

• Assisting women with a history of delivering babies prematurely.

• Helping to maintain the lining of the womb during pregnancy.

• Preventing contractions that could lead to miscarriage or preterm labour.

Here's how to administer Cor-9 Injection:

• This medicine should be administered only by a doctor.

• The injection is usually given into the upper outer area of your buttock or sometimes in your upper arm.

• Proper cleanliness and hygiene should be maintained during administration to avoid contamination.

• This medicine should not be self-administered at home.

• You should follow your doctor's advice on when and how often to have this injection.

Cor-9 Injection is administered via an intramuscular route.

Cor-9 Injection contains hydroxyprogesterone (500 mg), which acts on the body as follows:

• Uterine Lining Maintenance: Hydroxyprogesterone promotes secretory changes in the endometrium, which is the lining of your uterus. This helps maintain a healthy environment for pregnancy.

• Uterine Muscle Relaxation: It aids in relaxing uterine muscles, preventing untimely contractions that may lead to miscarriage or preterm labour.

• Prostaglandin Inhibition: Hydroxyprogesterone inhibits the production of prostaglandins, substances involved in initiation of labour; thus helping delay premature birth.

• Immune Response Modulation: The medicine modulates the immune response to prevent rejection of the embryo or foetus, further ensuring a safer pregnancy period.

• Store your Cor-9 Injection upright in its original box to protect it from light.

• Keep it at a controlled room temperature of 30°C.

• Dispose of any unused portion 5 weeks after first use.

• Check for any discoloration or particles in the solution before use.

• Keep the medicine out of reach of children.

• As Cor-9 Injection helps manage preterm birth, it's crucial to maintain a balanced diet filled with nutrients during pregnancy. Include plenty of fresh fruits, vegetables and lean proteins in your meals.

• Engage in gentle physical activities as advised by your doctor. Regular light exercises such as prenatal yoga or walking can help improve blood circulation and uterine health.