Method and kit for contraception with GnRH-antagonist

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514 2, 530313, 530328, 930110, 930DIG801, 930DIG802, 930DIG690, 930DIG800, A61K 3738

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ABSTRACT:
A method of providing contraception for and regulation of the menstrual cycle of a gonadal female mammal by a) administering thereto about once a week throughout her menstrual cycle an amount of a GnRH-antagonist effective to block folliculogenesis and thereby achieve a contraceptive state but less than the amount thereof required to block hormonogenesis; and b) inducing menses by administering during the last half of that cycle an amount of a progestin effective to produce a secretory endometrium and then terminating the progestin administration.

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