Simple Female Repro Drugs Flashcards
How do you promote folliculogenesis in women with hypothalamic anovulatory function?
FSH and LH with daily injection
How do you achieve super ovulation in normal ovulatory women?
FSH/LH on d 2-3 of menstrual cycle
What are the urinary derived gonadotropins?
Menotropin and urofolitropin. (gonadoTROPIN and these are TROPINs)
What ar ethe recombinant human gonadotropins?
Follitropin a and follitropin b
What SERM is an antagonist or the estrogen receptor in the hypothalamus?
Clomiphene Citrate (multiple fetuses are possible)
What is the GnRH analog?
Leuprolide can be used in lieu of GnRH. Nonpulsatile will shut down pituitary
GnRH Antagonist?
Cetrorelix, Ganirelix (relix will make your testes/ovary relax)
SERM that is antagonist in Breast, Vasculature and agonist in uterus, bone, lipoproteins?
Tamoxifen (has a risk of uterine cancer)
Pure estrogen antaonist?
Fulvestrant. Used for estrogen receptive breast cancer
SERM that is agonist in bone and lipoproteins but antagonist in breast and uterus?
Raloxifene (used in uterine cancer b/c antagonist)
SERM that is antagonist in breast and no other known effects?
Toremifene (2remifene as in 2 breasts that are being antagonized)
Steriodal aromatase inhibitor? Is it reversible?
Exemestane is steroid, so it is nonreversible
Nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor? Is it reversible?
Anastrozole and letrozole. Nonsteroidal, reversible (end in zole so block steroid synth like azoles do in antifungals)
Synthetic progestane?
Medroxyprogestreone acetate
Synthetic estrane?
Norethindrone