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Uses:

• This medicine comes in a short, thin metal tube that is placed under the skin of your upper, inner arm.
• Your doctor will numb the area, make a small cut, and place the tube of medicine under the skin. Special tape will be used to hold the cut in your skin closed. You will keep a bandage over the cut for a few days.
• For 24 hours after the tube is placed in your arm, keep the cut dry and clean. Do not take a bath or shower, or go swimming for at least 24 hours.
• You should not do physical exercise or work, or lift heavy things, for at least 48 hours after getting the implant.
• After the cut heals, you may do all of your normal activities.
• The tube of medicine will provide a constant amount of the medicine to your body for 12 months.
• Your doctor will remove the tube after 12 months, and may insert another one if you need it.

• If you miss your appointment to remove or insert this implant, call your doctor to make another appointment.

Special precautions:

Warnings:

• This medicine will not cure prostate cancer, but may help some of the problems caused by prostate cancer, such as trouble urinating or bone pain.
• When the medicine is starting to work, your prostate cancer problems may get worse or you may notice new problems. These problems should get better after the first few weeks. Call your doctor if you have increased pain, weakness, or numbness.
• If the cut in your arm has not healed within 2 weeks after you received the implant, call your doctor.
• Your doctor may want to check your blood while you are using this medicine. Be sure to keep all appointments.
• This implant will show up on an x-ray. If you need to have an x-ray, CT (CAT) scan, or MRI, be sure to tell the doctor in charge that you have the implant.\
• If you use this medicine for a long period of time, your bones may become thinner. Ask your doctor if this is a risk for you.

Side Effects:

• Increased bone pain
• Weakness, burning, or tingling of legs or feet
• Decrease in how much or how often you urinate
• Breast pain or enlargement
• Bruising, burning, redness, pain, swelling, or bleeding around implant
• Depression
• Hot flashes
• Pain in the testicles
• Problems having sex (impotence)
• Sweating
• Weakness