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If a Patient Was Not Having Menstrual Periods, Medical Intervention

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If a patient was not having menstrual periods, medical intervention might bring about the shedding of the endometrium by

A) blocking release of FSH.
B) blocking release of LH.
C) blocking release of HCG.
D) blocking release of estrogen and progesterone.

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