Does psychological stress affect the outcome of in vitro fertilization?

Does the Ovarian Stimulation Phase Length Predict In vitro Fertilization Outcomes

Minimal Stimulation In Vitro Fertilization: A Better Outcome

advantages of mild-stimulation have long been appreciated, while there was a called for more patient-friendly approach in ovarian stimulation around 20 years ago (1)...

The effect of chronic administration of morphine on end stages of oocyte meiosis and in vitro fertilization in Syrian mice

substances can effect on the Hypothalamus-hypophysis-ovary and affect the performance of the   Addictive substances can affect the reproductive system and they affect the secretion of   gonadotropins. Morphine significantly reduces plasma LH levels in all range groups of men and women.   Most illicit  drugs and opioids, including morphine, are associated with decreased physical stimulat...

Stress and anxiety do not result in pregnancy wastage.

The association between stress and reproductive outcome is unclear. In-vitro fertilization (IVF) is psychologically stressful and has been shown to alter psychological markers such as cortisol, prolactin and progesterone. This study was designed to assess prospectively psychological and physiological markers of stress and to determine if they are related to pregnancy outcome. Forty patients wer...

Pnm-23: Anxiety during Pregnancy and Fetal Attachmentafter In vitro Fertilization Conception

Background: Attachment style is the pattern of an individual in forming relationships with others, which is believed to be determined in the early years of life. Maternal-fetal attachment (MFA) is a term used to describe the relationship between a pregnant woman and her fetus. Qualitative descriptions of maternal attitudes and adaptation to pregnancy indicate that MFA is based on cognitive repr...