gnrh agonists

What are the Contraindications for GnRH Agonists?

GnRH agonists should not be used in:
1. Pregnancy: They can harm the fetus.
2. Breastfeeding: The effects on milk production and the infant are unknown.
3. Severe Cardiovascular Disease: Due to potential cardiovascular risks.

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