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RCOG World Congress 2023
June 12 - 14, 2023 | London, UK

EP.0979
The Impact of Chronic Endometritis, Does Treatment Increase IVF Success Rates?
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Part of Topic
Reproductive Medicine/Assisted Reproduction
The Impact of Chronic Endometritis on Infertility, Does Treatment Increase IVF Success Rates?
Introduction:
Chronic Endometritis is a serious condition that affects women’s fertility and ability to conceive a child. Hereby, we aim to assess the relationship between infertility and CE with taking into account the success of IVF trials.
Objectives:
A case-control study included women suffering from Chronic Endometritis (CE) and infertility. The study was conducted in an IVF unit at King Abdulaziz Medical City, Riyadh, SA (Jan 2016-Dec 2020). Patients were followed for two cycles pre- and post-treatment. Success Rates were calculated based on special formulas (LBR, PR, and IR).
Results:
A total of 148 patients (CE=73 vs. Non-CE=75). The mean age was (CE=37±4.73, Non-CE=36±41). Chronic endometritis patients had the longest infertility duration accounted for 72 months. Majority of CE patients presented with infertility 70 (96%). Doxycycline was given for 44 (60%) of the patients while the rest were given Metronidazole. Pregnancy numbers increased from 3 to 15 after treatment.
Conclusion:
Chronic Endometritis affects female infertility, and its management leads to higher pregnancy and live birth rates. We recommend a detailed and comprehensive study tackling the risk factors and efficacy of CE treatment upon fertility and ART.
