Implications of asymptomatic endocervical XXXX in @entity249 .

@entity1 @entity249 @entity868 @entity3403 @entity5860 @entity800 @entity491
@entity5860 is a known cause of male and female @entity249 . In this retrospective study, we investigated the effect of treatment of asymptomatic @entity491 on pregnancy rates. Twenty-five infertile @entity1 with asymptomatic @entity491 received broad-spectrum antibiotic treatment (100 mg @entity3403 , 200 mg @entity800 , and 500 mg @entity868 twice a day for 7-10 days). Pregnancy rates and resolution of @entity491 were evaluated 6 months after treatment. Eleven @entity1 (44%) had persistent @entity491 and 16 (64%) had become pregnant within 6 months after treatment. Successful treatment of @entity491 resulted in an increase in the pregnancy rate: 13 of the 14 @entity1 (93%) who were cured of @entity491 became pregnant, while 3 of the 11 (27%) who did not become pregnant were cured (p = 0.002). @entity1 who did not achieve pregnancy were older (p = 0. 002) than those who did. @entity1 who were not cured were also older than those who were (p = 0.014). Our findings suggest that the treatment for @entity491 is less effective for older @entity1 than for younger @entity1 . However, treatment of asymptomatic @entity491 appears to help preserve the fertility of @entity1 with this disease.
