Hormone Treatment

Hormone Treatment

 

When are hormone treatments used in combination?

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Combinations of hormones are frequently prescribed. The combined oral contraceptive pills are combinations of oestrogen and progestogen (Q14.3 . Pre-menopausal women who have not had a hysterectomy(hysterectomy) and who are taking hormone replacement therapy are given oestrogen daily and a progestogen for ten days or more each month(HRT and progestogen .

The most complex of combinations used in reproductive medicine is probably in IVF (Q10.24; GnRH agonists suppress the reproductive hormones and gonadotrophins (FSH or FSH and LH) are used to stimulate multiple follicular development. When the follicles are ready HCG is administered about 36 hours before egg collection. The pregnancy is supported by progesterone administration for the next three or four months.

Combinations of hormones are frequently prescribed. The combined oral contraceptive pills are combinations of oestrogen and progestogen (Q14.3) . Pre-menopausal women who have not had a hysterectomy (hysterectomy)

And who are taking hormone replacement therapy are given oestrogen daily and a progestogen for ten days or more each month( HRT and progestogen) .

The most complex of combinations used in reproductive medicine is probably in IVF (Q10.24; GnRH agonists suppress the reproductive hormones and gonadotrophins (FSH or FSH and LH) are used to stimulate multiple follicular development. When the follicles are ready HCG is administered about 36 hours before egg collection. The pregnancy is supported by progesterone administration for the next three or four months.



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