Gonadotropin medications include human chorionic gonadotropin, a substance produced in the body during a woman’s pregnancy and used clinically as a medication. This drug is used in the early stages of pregnancy to promote progesterone secretion by the corpus luteum to promote pregnancy and prevent miscarriage. In addition, there are also luteinizing hormone and follicle maturation hormone, both of which can play an important role in regulating the endocrine system of the body. In particular, their use in the early stages of pregnancy increases the likelihood of pregnancy and stimulates the body to produce hormones that help promote the growth and development of the gestational sac. These hormones act on the gonads, unlike glucocorticoids, and generally do not cause side effects such as obesity. In clinical practice these drugs are usually used in the early stages of pregnancy and it is always recommended to use them under medical supervision.