gnrh agonists

How are GnRH Agonists Administered?

GnRH agonists can be administered in various forms, including:
1. Injectable Depot: Monthly or quarterly injections.
2. Nasal Spray: Daily administration.
3. Subcutaneous Implant: Provides a steady release over several months.

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