a survey on oocyte donation: turkish fertile and infertile women

A Survey on Oocyte Donation: Turkish Fertile and Infertile Women

A Survey on Oocyte Donation: Turkish Fertile and Infertile Women’s Opinions

BACKGROUND There are various treatment options for infertility, and new techniques are also being developed as it is an important healthcare problem affecting approximately 15-20% of married couples. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the level of infor- mation of fertile and infertile Turkish women on oocyte donation in order to understand their awareness of the legal, ethical, social a...

The attitudes of fertile and infertile women to Oocyte donation in a Muslim and Secular population

Objective To determine general attitudes of fertile and infertile women to oocyte donation in a Muslim and secular population. Methods The participants consisted of fertile women (n=133) who had at least one healthy living child spontaneously conceived without any fertility treatment and infertile women (n=133) who were diagnosed with primary infertility. Both groups were evaluated with chart...

Psychological Distress in Infertile and Fertile Women

PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN INFERTILE AND FERTILE WOMEN Masoumeh Golestan Jahromi, Leili Mosalanejad, Fatemeh Ghavi Research and clinical center for infertility, Shahid Sadoghi University of Medical Sciences, Yazd, Iran. Assistant professor, mental health department, Research center for social determinants of health, Jahrom University of Medical Sciences, Jahrom, Iran. MSc of midwifery, Research ...

Zoroastrians Support Oocyte and Embryo Donation Program for Infertile Couples

BACKGROUND The main goal was to evaluate the attitudes and knowledge of Zoroastrians living in Iran towards oocyte donation (OD) and embryo donation (ED) program. METHODS This cross sectional study consisted of 318 Zoroastrians (n=175 for OD and n=143 for ED) of both sexes. The questionnaire form comprised two parts of general demographic characteristics of the participants and twenty multipl...

Endometrial polyps in reproductive-age fertile and infertile women.

Endometrial polyps are a frequent finding in infertile patients. Little is known about the true prevalence of polyps in infertile patients. It is unproved whether polyps are causative of infertility, or whether surgical polypectomy by hysteroscopy improves the likelihood of successful conception. This article reviews endometrial polyps in reproductive-age fertile and infertile women.