Multiple gestation following gonadotrophin releasing hormone therapy for the treatment of minimal endometriosis

GnRH agonists and add‐back therapy: is there a perfect combination?

“…Thus, further work is necessary to develop the ideal add‐back combination and to ascertain where in the menstrual cycle treatment should be commenced. Finally, it should be remembered that when treatment with GnRH‐a is initiated nonhormonal methods of contraception should be advised to prevent pregnancy 159 .…”

Pregnancy after endometrial ablation: English literature review and case report

“…Pregnancies have been documented following GnRH agonist administration, but they are rare. 40 A pregnancy test was not performed on the day of surgery, and it is unlikely that it would have been positive had one been done. In the UK, the RCOG has recommended that a pregnancy test must be performed before a sterilization procedure to exclude a preexisting pregnancy.…”

Failure of ovarian ablation with goserelin in a pre-menopausal breast cancer patient resulting in pregnancy: a case report and review of the literature

“…In fact, low dose GnRH analogs can be used to stimulate ovulation due to the initial rise in LH and FSH levels. Cases of pregnancy while using low doses of GnRH analogs have been reported in the infertility literature [19][20][21][22][23].…”