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From: No significant long-term complications from inadvertent exposure to gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist during early pregnancy in mothers and offspring: a retrospective analysis

Fig. 2

Repregnancy outcomes of the women with discrepant results of the GnRH-a-related spontaneous pregnancies. 62 women with the willingness to repregnancy were subdivided into three subgroups based on outcomes of the previous GnRH-a-related spontaneous pregnancy. Most (70.59%) of the women who had given birth successfully were still able to conceive naturally and give birth successfully. 16 (57.14%) women who had experienced spontaneous abortion during the unexpected pregnancy got re-pregnant, half naturally and half following IVF, resulting in 13 live births and three spontaneous abortions. 11 (64.71%) women who had suffered from ectopic pregnancy got re-pregnant following IVF, resulting in nine live births and two spontaneous abortions

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Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology

ISSN: 1477-7827

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