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Title: GnRH agonist In Gynaecology (GnRHa)


1
GnRH agonist In Gynaecology(GnRHa)
  • Dr. Salah Baloul MRCOG
  • Consultant Obstetrician Gynaecologist
  • Taif Maternity Hospt ,K.S.A

2
Physiology Action
  • Native form synthesized in hypothalamus acts on
    pituitary, results in LH FSH
  • GnRH Agonist initial stimulation effect.
  • Sustained exposure Leads to down regulation of
    Pituitary target cells (ca receptors)
    FSHLH. Results in Gonadal steroidogenesis.
  • Longer ½ life, and bioviability. 150-300 active
    than native form. Differ with the preparation.

3
Preparations
  • Different preparations.Nona and Deca peptides
  • Different doses depends on preparation, route
    of administration(Sub/c injection or implants,
    I.M and intranasal .. commonest) e.g Nafarelin,
    Buserlin, Goserelin, Leuprorelin)
  • New preparations works for up to 90 days

4
Side Effects
  • Breakthrough bleeding (initially)
  • Hypoesterogenic Status Hot flushes,
    palpitations, increased sweating, vaginal
    dryness, change of libido, headache or migraine.
  • Osteoporosis Duration dependant, 6 possible
    loss, reversible

5
Contra-indications
  • Pregnancy
  • Breast feeding
  • Undiagnosed vaginal bleeding

6
Clinical Application(1)
  • General Gynaecology
  • Endometriosis
  • Uterine fibroids
  • DUB
  • Central precocious puberty
  • Premenstrual syndrome
  • Hyperandrogenism (PCOS,Hirsutism)
  • Chronic Pelvic pain

7
Uterine fibroids
  • Before hysterectomy reduces size by 50.
    Correction of anaemia (6.4 to 13.2 gm/dl).vaginal
    feasibility up to 18l52 size.
  • Before hysteroscopic surgery 38 size reduction,
    reduces fluid load risk,HB correction. Possible
    stromal tumour detection(no or lt10 size
    reduction)

8
Uterine fibroids cont
  • Before myomectomy reduces tumour size, intra
    operative bleeding, and p.operative morbidity.
  • No effect on dissection or enucleation.
  • Duration 8-12 weeks maximum benefit.delay of
    surgery for gt12 weeks growth to previous
    size.
  • Subserosal ? Necrosis acute presentation.

9
Endometriosis
  • Growth associated with oesrogen cyclical
    ovarian steroids .
  • Presentation
  • Symptoatic usually pain. Depends on site of
    implants. Dysmenorrhea. Post coital, pelvic,etc
  • Ovarian cyst
  • Infertility

10
Endometriosis 2
  • GnRHa
  • superior to other medications in symptomatic
    patients clinically objectively and in number
    of patients withdrawal.
  • In ovarian cyst and implants reduces vasculation
    , pelvic inflammation and size
  • Infertility the contribution of the disease
    itself in infertility depends on its extent.
  • Add back

11
Dysfunctional uterine bleeding
  • Indications for GnHRa
  • Failure of conventional treatment
  • Pre operative hysterectomy
    Endometrial ablation or TCRE ( Render endometrium
    atrophic and reduces operative time fluid load
    risk)

12
Chronic Pelvic Pain
  • Common Gynaecological problem
  • Residual ovary syndrome
  • Pelvic congestion syndrome
  • GnRHareduces vascularityinflammation
  • Suppress ovulation, prevents capsular
    expansion reduces ovulation pain
  • HRT add back

13
PMS
  • Aetiology??
  • Cyclical symptoms psychological, behavioural,
    and somatic
  • Conventional treatment???. Ovariectomy
  • GnRHa medical ovariectomy
  • Diagnostic. Not with affective disorder
  • Duration3-6/month,add back HRT
  • May precipitate depression (original symptom!)

14
Central precocious puberty
  • Idiopathic CPP( GnRH dependant)
  • Peripheral PP ( GnRH independent)
  • Problems Sexual maturation,
    Rapid bone growth
  • GnRHa Slows sexual development without
    compromise of sexual potential .
    Arrest and normalization of bone growth
    Safe , effective and reversible
  • Duration gt 12 months

15
Hyprandrogenism
  • GnHRa reduces serum testosterone andr-
    osteroidione 50. No effect on DHES
    (adrenal).Ovaries has minimal contribution.
  • Has a place in Idiopathic Hirsutism and PCOS (
    Not entirely ovarian). Other drugs are more
    acceptable.

16
Clinical Application (2)
  • Infertility
  • Ovulation induction
  • Stimulation for IVF cycles
  • Trigger of ovulation( to prevent OHSS)

17
infertility
  • In ovulation induction IVF cycles
  • just prior to HCG use
  • requires luteal phase support
  • Advantage
  • Avoidance of premature LH surge
  • synchronization of follicular growth. Hence
    improves quality of ovum collection
  • Organization of cycles and less cancellation

18
Infertility (cont)
  • Trigger of ovulation instead of HCG.single or
    double doses.usually intranasal
  • Longer ½ life results in less luteotrophic
    effect development of multiple corpora lutea
  • May reduce the risk of OHSS.
  • Prerequisite No prior use of GnRHa in the
    cycle.infertility not related to GnRHa deficiency
  • Pulsatile GnRHa in cycle stimulation

19
Clinical Application (3)
  • Oncology
  • Breast malignancy
  • Ovarian malignancy
  • Endometrial malignancy

20
  • BREAST as adjuvant therapy with wide local
    incision in premenoupasl. Palliative in advance
    cases( pre postmenopasusal pts)
  • OVARIANEpithelial tumours ,advance cases or
    refractory after chemotherapy.
  • ENDOMETRIAL metastaic advance cases.
    (progesterone oestrogen receptors ve)

21
Conclusion
  • Different preparation with different bioviability
    and half life.
  • Requires sustained release to result in down
    regulation effect,and medical ovariectomy.
  • Duration is limited by side effects.
  • Add back therapy may be required.
  • GnRH antagonists may take over its action.
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