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Antagon (Ganarelix acetate) What is Antagon™ (Ganarelix acetate)? Antagon™ is a medication known as a gonadotropin-releasing hormone antagonist and is used to prevent premature ovulation in women undergoing fertility procedures. How do I use Antagon™? Here are step-by-step instructions for taking Antagon™ (ganarelix) injections: Antagon™ is injected subcutaneously-or into the fatty tissue under your skin. The primary sites for injection are your abdomen - 2 inches on either side of the navel, and your upper, outer-thigh where the skin is loose. Antagon™ Wash your hands thoroughly and make sure that the surface you work on is clean. Uncap the needle of the pre-filled Ganirelix Acetate Injection syringe. Click here to learn how to give a subcutaneous injection

Last Updated ( Friday, 01 February 2008 )