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Can syneral over suppress your ovaries to a point where fertility meds won't work?
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Yes, not permanent : Synarel, (nafarelin) Lupron and other gnrh agonist drugs can over suppress your ovaries making it difficult to respond in some cases. These drugs are mostly helpful rather than harmful and regardless the suppression will resolve.
Answered 6/27/2014
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