\n Talking with your doctor about treatment options may be a little easier\n with the Doctor Discussion Guide.\n
\n \n );\n}\n","import React from 'react';\nimport Callout from './callout';\nexport default function index({ bodyCopy }) {\n return (\nLearn how you can become a prescriber through the AVEED® REMS† Program.
\nIf you have been prescribed AVEED®, you may be eligible for savings with the AVEED® Copay Assistance Program.
\nLearn more about hypogonadism, treatment with AVEED®, and how to save.
\n \n )\n}\n","import React from 'react';\nimport Callout from './callout';\nexport default function index({ bodyCopy }) {\n return (\nDownload a complete overview of important drug information, possible side effects, and more.
\nGet downloadable Patient Brochure, Medication Guide, rebate info, and more.
\n\n Use AVEEDfinder to search for healthcare professionals certified to\n prescribe AVEED® in your area.\n
\n \n );\n}\n","import React from 'react';\nimport Callout from '../callout';\n\nexport default function index({ bodyCopy }) {\n return (\nDepending on your patients' insurance, and other relevant factors, they may be eligible for savings.
\n \n )\n}\n","import React from 'react';\nimport Callout from '../callout';\n\nexport default function index({ bodyCopy }) {\n return (\nRead an overview of the injection procedure and other important facts about administering AVEED®.
\nDownload forms, access patient education materials, and more.
\nOnce you're certified, you're ready to order AVEED® for your patients.
\nSign up with AVEEDfinder so patients can search for you.
\n \n );\n}\n","import React from \"react\";\nimport { PatientPage, SEO, NumeroBlock, Boxy } from \"components\";\nimport { Row, Col } from 'react-flexbox-grid';\nimport { DiscussionGuideCallout, AveedInformation } from \"components/shared/callouts\";\nimport imgSchedule from 'images/injection-schedule-chart.png';\nimport imgChair from 'images/guy-with-chair.png';\n\nimport './what-to-expect.scss';\n\nconst pageDescription = \"Learn about patient savings for AVEED® (testosterone undecanoate) injection CIII. AVEED® (testosterone undecanoate) offers treatment assistance for those who qualify.\";\n\nconst WhatToExpectPage = () => {\n return (\nWhat to Expect When You Receive AVEED®
\nAVEED® is an injection that is always given at the doctor's office. AVEED® is only available through your doctor's office, clinic, or hospital, and it is not a medicine you will give yourself at home.
\nHow your prescription gets filled:
\nYour physician may either buy AVEED® and bill your health plan or order through a Specialty Pharmacy. The Specialty Pharmacy will contact you to collect your payment, bill your health plan, if applicable, and deliver the medication to your doctor's office prior to your appointment.
\nIf your physician orders through a Specialty Pharmacy, you should expect to receive a phone call from your Specialty Pharmacy prior to each injection.
\nWhen you receive AVEED®, here's what you should expect:
\n\n\n\n Your doctor will test your blood before you receive and while you are receiving AVEED®.
\nAVEED® can cause serious side effects including lung problems and allergic reactions. Serious side effects relating to the heart and blood vessels and mental status are associated with abuse of testosterone and anabolic androgenic steroids.
\n \nWhy a 30-Minute Wait?
\nPatients must remain at the doctor's office for 30 minutes following each injection with AVEED®, because AVEED® may cause serious side effects. These side effects may occur during or right after an injection.
\nAVEED® can cause a temporary but potentially serious condition called a pulmonary oil microembolism (POME). POME is NOT a blood clot. AVEED® contains castor oil and POME is believed to be caused by tiny droplets of castor oil that have traveled to the lungs. Castor oil is one of the ingredients that enables AVEED® to be injected every 10 weeks after the first month of therapy.
\nAVEED® may also cause a severe allergic reaction called anaphylaxis.
\nBecause of these serious potential risks, it's important that you talk to your doctor about whether the benefits of receiving AVEED® outweigh these potential risks. Ask your doctor or nurse if you are unsure about the risks of AVEED®.
\nAmong 3,556 patients in worldwide clinical trials*:
\n- \n
- 9 POME events occurred in 8 patients \n
- 2 events of anaphylaxis occurred \n
*Patients treated with intramuscular testosterone undecanoate.
\n \nBe Sure to Keep up with Your AVEED® Treatments as Prescribed
\n5 SHOTS A YEAR AFTER THE FIRST MONTH OF THERAPY
\nTo keep your testosterone levels in the normal range, it's important to stay with the recommended dosing schedule and get your treatments every 10 weeks after the first month of therapy.
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