What is a short protocol with gnrh antagonists?
GnRH antagonists are drugs that are used in assisted reproduction treatments to control ovarian function and prevent spontaneous ovulation. They are the agonists of GnRH most used in short protocols of ovarian stimulation. We can find them with different chemical compositions and commercial names, but their function is the same, whether they are used in treatments with artificial insemination or in in vitro fertilization (IVF). Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index What is a short protocol with GnRH antagonists? 1. What are GnRH antagonists? 1.1. Effects: how does it act? 2. Advantages: simplification of treatments 3. Disadvantages 4. Questions from users 4.1. For ovarian stimulation, is it enough to inject GnRH antagonists? 4.2. How many days does ovarian stimulation last with GnRH antagonists? 5. Recommended reading What are GnRH antagonists? GnRH antagonists are drugs belonging to the group of gonadotropin-rele...