No but newborns can contract it because of where they come out of, this is why doctors recomend a c-section.
Answer:
Leuprolide
Nafarelin acetate
Explanation:
An agonist is a biochemical that has the ability to bind to another molecule (called a cell receptor) and activate it to fulfill its function in the body. When the cell receptor is activated by the agonist, it causes a cell reaction that would be similar to a naturally provoked reaction. An agonist molecule is different from an antagonist molecule, because while the agonist causes an action, the antagonist prevents that action from happening.
Gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonists used to treat endometriosis are Leuprolide and Nafarelin acetate.
That would be the artery in your neck (carotid artery) because it's the artery that will have the strongest beat as it's closer to the surface of the skin.