Weekly injections help to cure infertility

The two times weekly injections could help "several thousand" women who are affected by infertility in the UK each year, researchers said. The treatment involves a hormone called kisspeptin which scientists say be able to improve women's level of sex hormones.

Now doctors told that they have found a way of making a long-term dissimilarity using the treatment. Early attempts had been unsatisfactory, as daily injections soon led to the women's bodies ceasing to react.

At the end of 8 week research, women getting the hormone showed a 16 times boost in hormone reactions of 2 key hormones, luteinizing hormone & follicle stimulating hormone. "The results of our research are amazing as they show that kisspeptin may be a novel system for restoring fertility to women by certain types of infertility."