Hormone experiment aims to jumpstart ovulation in women
NCT ID NCT07224438
Summary
This study is testing whether a natural hormone called kisspeptin can help women with hypothalamic amenorrhea (absent periods due to brain signaling issues) release eggs and restore their menstrual cycles. Twenty women aged 18-45 will receive kisspeptin via a small pump under the skin for two weeks. Doctors will monitor hormone levels and use ultrasounds to see if the treatment stimulates egg development and ovulation.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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