Results Cohort characteristics The study initially identified female patients aged 2040 years with infertility-related diagnoses from the TriNetX global federated health research network
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You will repeat labs 24 weeks after starting, then every 3 months during dose escalation
You can usually go to urgent care for: Hives raised, itchy welts often triggered by allergies Fungal infections scaly, ring-shaped rashes like ringworm or athletes foot Scabies a rash caused by tiny mites, often between fingers or around the waist Insect or flea bites red, itchy bumps from minor bites or stings Mild eczema dry, itchy patches that flare on the arms, legs, or face Contact dermatitis irritation or rash from skin contact with plants, metals, or soaps Heat rash tiny bumps from trapped sweat, usually in hot or humid weather Candida (yeast) infections red, irritated skin in moist areas like under the breasts or groin Intertrigo raw or inflamed skin in skin folds, often worsened by moisture Early drug rashes red or itchy rashes that appear days after starting a new medication Blisters small fluid-filled bumps, unless widespread or infected Small patches of cellulitis warm, red, painful skin without fever or spreading Minor impetigo honey-colored crusty sores, usually around the nose or mouth Perioral dermatitis red bumps around the mouth, nose, or eyes Actinic keratosis rough, scaly patches from sun damage that may be treated or referred Mild rosacea facial redness or bumps that flare from triggers like heat or alcohol These conditions often respond to short-term treatments, such as steroid creams, antihistamines, antifungals, or oral medications for infection or inflammation
Alaibac M, Piaserico S, Rossi CR, Foletto M, Zacchello G, Carli P et al
