Danazol and fetal masculinization: a warning
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Danazol use during pregnancy for infertility has been linked to fetal masculinization, necessitating patient awareness and concurrent contraception to prevent exposure.
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Masculinization of a female fetus occurred during a pregnancy in which the mother received danazol for infertility due to endometriosis. The biochemical theories and the necessary treatment are outlined. Conception may occur before or during a course of danazol, and patients should be made aware of the need for concomitant contraception.
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