1996
DOI: 10.1007/bf01849542
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GnRH agonist for postpartum contraception: Biochemical, hormonal and endometrial effects

Abstract: Because GnRH agonist treatment had no significant deleterious effects on the parameters studied, this treatment could represent a feasible and safe approach to postpartum contraception.

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“…The administration of high doses of GnRH agonists has been assessed as a feasible approach to contraception, even in the postpartum period (1)(2)(3). GnRH agonists have also been reported as a cause of abortion through their action on the corpus luteum (4).…”
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“…The administration of high doses of GnRH agonists has been assessed as a feasible approach to contraception, even in the postpartum period (1)(2)(3). GnRH agonists have also been reported as a cause of abortion through their action on the corpus luteum (4).…”
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confidence: 99%