Question 172 · LEK · Infertility
The importance of GnRH analogues in gynecology has long been known. They are used in the following situations, except for:
- A. endometriosis treatment.
- B. in vitro fertilization programs.
- C. uterine myoma treatment.
- D. precocious puberty treatment.
- E. growth hormone deficiency treatment.
Hint
GnRH analogues act on the pituitary-gonadal axis; ask which condition involves a completely different pituitary hormone.
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