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Thirty women with hypothalamic amenorrhoea and infertility were treated with pulsatile GnRH s.c. without monitoring with estradiol and ultrasonography. Ovulation rate per patient was 93%. Ovulation rate per cycle was 90%. Pregnancy rate per ovulatory cycle 30%. Miscarriage rate 18.5%. 23 children were born including one set of twins. No serious side effects were recorded.
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