Topical drug delivery systems containing danazol
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A topical drug delivery system containing danazol proved more effective than oral administration in shrinking endometriosis tissue and inducing pregnancy while avoiding the side effects associated with the oral route.
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A topical drug delivery system comprises as a matrix base, danazol retained therein, and optionally a release-promoting agent. Such a system is more effective than oral administration of danazol in the shrinkage of endometriosis tissue, and the induction of pregnancy. It does not show any side effects that have been encountered in the oral administration of danazol.
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