Prolonged GnRH Agonist and Add-Back Therapy for Symptomatic Endometriosis
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In endometriosis patients undergoing 12-month GnRH agonist therapy, add-back regimens preserved bone mineral density at or above baseline levels while improving symptoms and pelvic examination scores compared to placebo.
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Endometriosis patients receiving a 12-month course of GnRH agonist were randomized to receive one of three “add-back” regimens to address associated bone mineral density loss. Symptoms and pelvic examination scores improved for all patients. Mean bone mineral density was at or above baseline in patients receiving add-back therapy as compared to placebo. The authors concluded that patients who are receiving GnRH agonist should receive add-back therapy.
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