A 22-year-old boy with hyposmia presents with lack of development of secondary sexual characteristics and infertility. Bilateral testicular volume of 4 mL. Analytically, FSH 1.2 U/L (vn 5-15); LH 0.6 U/L (vn 3-15); testosterone 100 ng/diu (vn 300-1200), prolactin normal. Indicate the treatment you will propose to achieve fertility:
Kallman's syndrome or Morsier's syndrome is a congenital insufficiency associated with hypogonadotropic hypogonadism due to a deficit in GnRH hormone production. Repeated injections of GnRH are performed to restore fertility.
Gn_RH infusion pump.
Monthly intramuscular administration of triptorelin.
Intramuscular administration of FSH and LH once a week.
Treatment with bromocriptine.
Kallman's syndrome or Morsier's syndrome is a congenital insufficiency associated with hypogonadotropic hypogonadism due to a deficit in GnRH hormone production. Repeated injections of GnRH are performed to restore fertility.