P-143: Investigation of Female Related Infertility in Patients of Kermanshah Infertility Treatment Center

Background: Our current knowledge of the epidemiology and the most common cause of infertility are limited and outdated in our geographic area. It is known that, one important cause of infertility is female factor. This study was done to investigate the incidence of female factor and the most common cause of female infertility in patients of Kermanshah infertility treatment center in Mo'tazedi Hospital with primary infertility. Materials and Methods: Data were studied from 313 patients with primary infertility (age between 20 and 48 years) who were referred to Kermanshah Infertility treatment Center (Iran) during March 2011 until April 2012. Analysis of data performed by SPSS. Results: Our results showed that, the female factor in 28.5% of patients with primary infertility was known as the cause of infertility. In the patients with female related primary infertility, 21.5% ovulation disorders, 11.6% tubal factor, 3.7% uterine factor, 3.4% endometriosis, 2.6% recurrent abortion and 12.8% idiopathic causes were reported. However, 44.4% of females had normal fertility. Conclusion: This study showed that in primary infertile patients, disorders in ovulation was the most common cause of infertility in females of our geographic area. On the other hand, recurrent abortion was reported more than normal that, it may be due to recent environmental changes such as influx of haze and dust in the west of Iran.