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. 2022 Feb 17;25(6):527–531. doi: 10.4103/ijem.ijem_333_21

Table 1.

Characteristics of the patients with precocious puberty developing adverse reaction

Patient number Age at the beginning of the treatment (years) Gender Additional Chronic Disease GnRHa depot Dose of GnRHa Number of the injection at the time of reaction and interval between the reaction Symptoms Continuation of the treatment Reactıon type Who causality assesment scale
1 8.5 F - TA 3.75 mg/month 20th and 21st Immediately after Tremor at both hands Discontinued Adverse reaction Probable/likely
2 9 F - TA 3.75 mg/month 11th Immediately after Vomiting Discontinued Hypersensitivity reaction Possible
3 7.5 F - TA 3.75 mg/month 1st 72 hour after Urticarial rash Discontinued Hypersensitivity reaction Probable/likely
4 8 M Bipolar disease, Autism spectrum disorder, hypothyroidism LA 3.75 mg/month 9th 1 week later Sterile abscess Switched to TA treatment Hypersensitivity reaction Probable/likely
5 8 years 9 month F - LA 3.75 mg/month 4th 10 days later Sterile abscess Switched to TA treatment Hypersensitivity reaction Probable/likely
6 7 years 11 month F - LA 3.75 mg/month 3rd 1 week later Sterile abscess Switched to 11.25 mg per 3 month Hypersensitivity reaction Probable/likely
7 10 years 1 month M - TA 3.75 mg/month 5th Immediately after Musculoskeletal stiffness Discontinued Adverse reaction Probable/likely