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Endogenous LH surge versus hCG as ovulation trigger after low-dose highly purified FSH in IUI: a comparison of 761 cycles.

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PURPOSE:The results obtained with a protocol consisting of ovarian stimulation with low doses of highly purified FSH (FSH HP), administration of a GnRH analogue to induce an endogenous surge of gonadotropins, and IUI were evaluated. These results were compared with those seen with similar FSH stimulation and hCG administration followed by IUI. METHODS:Three hundred sixty-four patients scheduled for IUI, after inclusion in a total of 345 FSH HP/GnRH-stimulated cycles and 416 FSH HP/HCG-stimulated cycles, were studied. The stimulation protocol consisted of daily subcutaneous injection of 75 IU of FSH HP from day 3 or 5 of the cycle, depending on the duration of the spontaneous cycle. hCG was administered on days 0, +2, and +5 to support the luteal phase. Monitoring was conducted using circulating estradiol levels and vaginal ultrasonography. Administration of two s.c. doses of leuprolide acetate (LA) or 7500 IU of i.m. hCG when at least one 18-mm-diameter follicle was seen and estradiol levels reached 120 pg/ml per follicle with a diameter > or = 16 mm. Intrauterine insemination was with semen capacitated by swim-up, thawed at room temperature if previously frozen. RESULTS:The ovulation rate was 99.28 after hCG and 99.23 with LA. No significant differences were seen between the estradiol and progesterone levels of both groups or in the estradiol/progesterone ratio. The duration of the luteal phase was similar in both groups. Pregnancy rates per cycle were 17.31% (hCG) and 27.25% (LA), respectively (P = 0.0007), and abortion rates 22.22% (hCG) and 24.47% (LA), respectively. No cases of ovarian hyperstimulation were seen. CONCLUSIONS:After FSH HP administration according to a low-dose protocol, the use of LA to trigger a gonadotropin surge as a means of inducing ovulation in FSH-stimulated women could be a good alternative to improve the results and prevent ovarian hyperstimulation in IUI cycles.

journal_name

J Assist Reprod Genet

journal_title

Journal of assisted reproduction and genetics

authors

Romeu A,Monzó A,Peiró T,Diez E,Peinado JA,Quintero LA

doi

10.1023/a:1021127410300

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Has Abstract

pub_date

1997-10-01 00:00:00

pages

518-24

issue

eissn

1058-0468

issn

1573-7330

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Endogenous LH surge versus hCG as ovulation trigger after low-dose highly purified FSH in IUI: a comparison of 761 cycles.