Method of controlled ovarian hyperstimulation and pharmaceutical kit for use in such method
OwnerHerman Coelingh Bennink, Evert Bunschoteninventors
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The present invention relates to a method of controlled ovarian hyperstimulation in a mammalian female, said method comprising administration to said female of a substance having follicle stimulating hormone activity (FSH substance) in an amount effective to stimulate follicular development and of anti-P in an effective amount to prevent a premature endogenous LH-surge, followed by the administration of a meiosis and luteinisation inducing substance (ML substance) in an amount effective to stimulate resumption of meiosis and luteinisation, and of a progestogen and/or a precursor thereof in an amount effective to prevent or suppress symptoms of progesterone antagonism and/or deficiency, wherein the progestogen and/or the precursor thereof is administered within 24 hours of the first administration of the ML substance. The present invention also relates to a pharmaceutical kit for use in a method of controlled ovarian hyperstimulation in mammalian females, said kit comprising a parenteral dosage unit containing a FSH substance, a parenteral or oral dosage unit containing an anti-P and a parenteral or oral dosage unit containing a progestogen and/or a precursor thereof.
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A method of treating infertility in a mammalian female, said method comprising administering to said female:
A pharmaceutical kit for use in a method of controlled ovarian hyperstimulation in mammalian females, said kit comprising a parenteral or oral dosage unit containing a FSH substance selected from the group consisting of urinary FSH (uFSH), recombinant FSH (recFSH), agonistic FSH muteins and/or heterocyclic low molecular weight compounds of less than 600 daltons displaying FSH agonistic activity, a parenteral or oral dosage unit containing an anti-P and a parenteral or oral dosage unit containing a progestogen.
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