The relationship of XXXX with reproductive failure.

@entity1 @entity3610 @entity1701 @entity281 @entity7992 @entity1478 @entity2670 @entity2008
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the reproductive performance of non-pregnant @entity1 with @entity7992 ( @entity7992 ) and the association between @entity7992 and @entity3610 ( @entity3610 ) in reproductive failure. SUBJECTS AND METHODS: Fifty non-pregnant @entity1 with 3 or more consecutive @entity7992 attending our @entity7992 clinic were evaluated prospectively. Detailed history and physical examination were completed. Extensive laboratory investigations, ultrasonographic, radiological and specialized procedures/tests were performed. Those @entity1 who did not achieve pregnancy within the first 6 months of follow-up had appropriate treatment options implemented. The outcome of any subsequent pregnancies was analyzed. RESULTS: The mean age of the @entity1 was 33.8 +/- 4.6 years (range 22-43 years). The aetiological factors associated with @entity7992 were @entity2008 , @entity1478 , @entity1701 , @entity3610 and @entity281 ; 40% were 'unexplained'. Thirty @entity1 (60%) were able to achieve viable pregnancies which progressed to term, resulting in live births. Fourteen of the other 20 @entity1 had high body mass index (BMI) >30 and evidence of @entity3610 . Of these 20 @entity1 , 13 eventually achieved pregnancies which ended again in first-second-trimester abortions (cause undetermined). The remaining 7 @entity1 (4 with high BMI) who had a combination of male factor/protracted @entity3610 / @entity2670 did not achieve pregnancies. CONCLUSION: The association of @entity7992 with @entity3610 resulted in poor reproductive performance, which may progress to reproductive failure.
