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Increased gonadotropin dosing (375 vs 225 IU/day) does not improve clinical outcomes in poor-prognosis patients undergoing IVF: results of a multi-center randomized controlled trial |
Kovacs P, Nagy DU, Boga P, Zadori J, Sandfeld E, Lindheim SR.
Journal of IVF-Worldwide: 2025;3(4):1-13. doi:10.46989/001c.143551 |
More Medication Isn't Always Better: Rethinking Gonadotropin Dosing for Poor Responders: For years, fertility specialists have relied on a simple equation: struggling ovaries need higher hormone doses. But does this conventional wisdom actually work? A prospective, randomized controlled trial across six Hungarian fertility centers investigated whether elevated gonadotropin protocols truly benefit poor responder patients. Researchers compared standard versus high-dose stimulation strategies in nearly 200 women with low ovarian reserve, measuring clinical pregnancy, live birth, and cumulative success rates. The results challenge long-held assumptions about optimal dosing strategies. Discover what the data reveals about balancing treatment intensity with real-world outcomes, and what it means for your patients and practice. |
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