AI-generated fertility companion — not a real doctor. It gives general education, not a diagnosis or a change to your treatment plan. In an emergency, contact your clinic or local emergency services.

First injection

Many people feel nervous before the first injection. Your clinic’s own guide for your exact device is the one to follow.

What happens

When your clinic has confirmed your medication and device, MYOS shows the clinic guide for that exact device.
Have your medication, needles, swabs, sharps container and current instructions ready before you start.
Store the medication as the box and your pharmacy say, and ask before using anything that was not stored correctly.
You can invite a support person to see the same guide.

Confirm with your clinic

Your exact medication and device
Your dose and time, from your current instructions
What to do if you miss or spill a dose

Who to contact

Your care team, straight away, if the device is unconfirmed or two instructions disagree.

Your clinic’s device guide

Opens the guide for the device your clinic confirmed for you. If nothing is confirmed, or two instructions disagree, MYOS sends your question to your care team instead of guessing.

Clinic-approved device video: not supplied yet. The written guide is shown until the clinic adds it.

Invite a support person

A partner or friend you invite sees only the guides you choose to share, never your messages or results.

Questions to bring to your clinic

Where is my clinic's guide for my device?Where should I store my medication?What if two instructions show different doses?

Questions people ask

General education from the MYOS patient guide. Every answer is in clinical review and not yet approved by a clinic. Your clinic's own instructions come first.

I'm nervous about my first injection. Can someone show me?

Ask for the clinic's video for the exact pen or syringe you were given. It is understandable to feel nervous. You can pause or replay the demonstration and ask a nurse to walk through unclear steps.

In clinical reviewYour clinic’s instructions applyVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: HFEA: Egg freezing, use and storage Also in IVF

Where should I store my medication and supplies?

Check the instructions for the exact product and ask your pharmacy about storage, travel, expiry and sharps disposal. Ask the pharmacist about a cold-storage problem before using the medicine.

In clinical reviewYour clinic’s instructions applyVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: HFEA: Egg freezing, use and storage Also in IVF

What if I miss, spill or give the wrong dose?

Contact the clinic promptly and report the medication, amount and time. For a late or missed trigger, call the clinic's time-sensitive number immediately. The team should confirm next steps before you repeat or adjust a dose.

In clinical reviewYour care team decidesVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: NHS: IVF overview and complications Also in IVF

What if two instructions show different doses?

Ask your care team to confirm the current order before the dose is due. Show both instructions and when you received them. If it is time-sensitive or outside office hours, use the clinic's designated phone route.

In clinical reviewYour care team decidesVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: NHS: IVF overview and complications Also in IVF

What can an AI guide safely show me?

It can explain general terms and show a clinic-approved guide, such as the correct pen demonstration when the clinic has verified the device. Your team confirms new doses, interprets results and handles changes to treatment.

In clinical reviewGeneral educationVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: HHS Telehealth: Patient guide to hybrid care Also in IVF

What should I say if my instructions changed?

Explain what changed, who told you, when you received it and which part conflicts with the plan you can see. Ask for the current instructions to be confirmed by the team.

In clinical reviewYour care team decidesVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: HHS Telehealth: Patient guide to hybrid care Also in IVF

Can my partner see my schedule, results or messages?

Ask the clinic about authorised access and which information can be shared. You can ask how to grant, limit or revoke permission.

In clinical reviewYour clinic’s instructions applyVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: HHS Telehealth: Patient guide to hybrid care Also in IVF

First injection

Many people feel nervous before the first injection. Your clinic’s own guide for your exact device is the one to follow.

What happens

When your clinic has confirmed your medication and device, MYOS shows the clinic guide for that exact device.
Have your medication, needles, swabs, sharps container and current instructions ready before you start.
Store the medication as the box and your pharmacy say, and ask before using anything that was not stored correctly.
You can invite a support person to see the same guide.

Confirm with your clinic

Your exact medication and device
Your dose and time, from your current instructions
What to do if you miss or spill a dose

Who to contact

Your care team, straight away, if the device is unconfirmed or two instructions disagree.

Your clinic’s device guide

Opens the guide for the device your clinic confirmed for you. If nothing is confirmed, or two instructions disagree, MYOS sends your question to your care team instead of guessing.

Clinic-approved device video: not supplied yet. The written guide is shown until the clinic adds it.

Invite a support person

A partner or friend you invite sees only the guides you choose to share, never your messages or results.

Questions to bring to your clinic

Where is my clinic's guide for my device?Where should I store my medication?What if two instructions show different doses?

Questions people ask

General education from the MYOS patient guide. Every answer is in clinical review and not yet approved by a clinic. Your clinic's own instructions come first.

I'm nervous about my first injection. Can someone show me?

Ask for the clinic's video for the exact pen or syringe you were given. It is understandable to feel nervous. You can pause or replay the demonstration and ask a nurse to walk through unclear steps.

In clinical reviewYour clinic’s instructions applyVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: HFEA: Egg freezing, use and storage Also in IVF

Where should I store my medication and supplies?

Check the instructions for the exact product and ask your pharmacy about storage, travel, expiry and sharps disposal. Ask the pharmacist about a cold-storage problem before using the medicine.

In clinical reviewYour clinic’s instructions applyVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: HFEA: Egg freezing, use and storage Also in IVF

What if I miss, spill or give the wrong dose?

In clinical reviewYour care team decidesVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: NHS: IVF overview and complications Also in IVF

What if two instructions show different doses?

In clinical reviewYour care team decidesVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: NHS: IVF overview and complications Also in IVF

What can an AI guide safely show me?

In clinical reviewGeneral educationVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: HHS Telehealth: Patient guide to hybrid care Also in IVF

What should I say if my instructions changed?

Explain what changed, who told you, when you received it and which part conflicts with the plan you can see. Ask for the current instructions to be confirmed by the team.

In clinical reviewYour care team decidesVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: HHS Telehealth: Patient guide to hybrid care Also in IVF

Can my partner see my schedule, results or messages?

Ask the clinic about authorised access and which information can be shared. You can ask how to grant, limit or revoke permission.

In clinical reviewYour clinic’s instructions applyVersion 1 · effective 2026-11Source: HHS Telehealth: Patient guide to hybrid care Also in IVF