HORMONEMEDIATED REGULATION OF CYTOKINES IN PATIENTS WITH ADENOMYOSIS AND UNSUCCESSFUL IVF ATTEMPTS
This study found that dienogest pre-treatment partially corrected cytokine imbalances and improved IVF outcomes in women with adenomyosis, though additional immunotropic therapy may be necessary for full correction.
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This study evaluated the impact of cytokine dysfunctions on endometrial implantation potential in women with diffuse adenomyosis and previous unsuccessful IVF attempts. Researchers randomized 90 patients into groups receiving either no pre-gravid preparation or three months of dienogest therapy, comparing them against a control group of fertile women by measuring cytokine concentrations in cervical mucus. The results indicated that while adenomyosis reduced implantation potential, dienogest treatment partially corrected cytokine regulation defects and improved assisted reproductive technology efficiency, though the authors noted that additional immunotropic therapy might be necessary for full correction. Relevance to endometriosis: listed as one indication for GnRH antagonists, though the paper's main focus is uterine fibroids.
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