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ethynodiol

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ethynodiol /ethy·no·di·ol/ (ĕ-thi″no-di´ol) a progestational agent used, as the diacetate salt, in combination with an estrogen component as an oral contraceptive.
e·thy·no·di·ol (-thn-dôl, -l)
n.
A semisynthetic steroid having similar biophysiological effects as progesterone and administered with an estrogen as an oral contraceptive.


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In contrast, all preparations containing the progestogen ethynodiol diacetate were associated with an increased incidence of fibroids, regardless of the quantity present or the type or amount of the accompanying estrogen.
Etiology and pathogenesis of uterine leiomyomas: a review. (Research ... by Dixon, Darlene / Environmental Health Perspectives
The group taking a Pill with the progestin ethynodiol diacetate showed the only increase in HDL cholesterol and the largest increase in apolipoprotein A-1 levels, while the group taking a Pill with levonorgestrel showed the largest decrease in HDL cholesterol and the smallest increase in apolipoprotein A-1 levels.
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