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Kisspeptins and fertility: review maps how the master switch of reproduction could treat infertility

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May 8, 2025↗ source

A 2025 review in the Journal of Clinical Medicine pulls together the clinical case for kisspeptin — the hypothalamic peptide that switches on reproductive hormones — across IVF triggering, hypothalamic amenorrhea, PCOS and male-factor infertility. Kisspeptin-based IVF triggering is the closest to the clinic, cutting the risk of severe ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome dramatically versus the standard hCG trigger, though short half-life and tachyphylaxis still limit dosing.

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