Question 201 · LEK · Endometriosis
The pharmacological treatment of endometriosis does not include:
- A. danazol.
- B. gonadoliberin analogues.
- C. preparations which contain 17-b estradiol only.
- D. progestogens.
- E. estrogen-progestogen formulations.
Hint
Endometriosis is estrogen-dependent; which preparation would feed rather than suppress the lesions?
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