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What are the potential side effects of these new medications?

While these new medications offer significant benefits, they can also have side effects. Common side effects of GnRH antagonists like Elagolix and Relugolix include hot flashes, headache, and decreased bone density. Patients should consult their healthcare providers to weigh the benefits and risks before starting any new medication.

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