Endometrial polyps and their insinuation in the pregnancy rates of patients undergoing ICSI-FET cycles: A retrospective cohort study

To study the effect of endometrial polyps in infertility patients and their insinuation pregnancy rates undergoing ICSI-FET cycles following polypectomy. This is a retrospective 345 attending Reproductive center Sudha Hospital, Erode. Infertile women with diagnosed by transvaginal ultrasound were subjected to hysteroscopic Vitrified embryo transfer was done one three months polypectomy clinical analysed. The age, body mass index, type (primary or secondary), duration infertility, pattern menstruation, precisely evaluated. An polyp based on location inside uterine cavity assessed hysteroscopy significance Of who underwent 229 became pregnant 116 non cycles. There strong positive association between rate incidence Endometrial Polyps non-pregnant group not related gravida parity. Pregnancy after statistically insignificant. Multiple are common compared solitary polyp. more posterior wall than anterior, lateral walls uterotubal junction. Hysteroscopic gives promising results ICSI prior vitrified does determine outcomes.