Background And Aim: Androgen excess is believed to be one of the major factors responsible for poor fertility outcomes in females with congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH). Some believe that the adverse effect of androgens on fertility could have its origins as early as the antenatal years. To assess the impact of prolonged androgen exposure on fertility in CAH patients, we compiled the data of females with CAH followed in our clinic during the last 25 years who were sexually active and had not been initiated on steroids until age 9 years.
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