Utilization of fertility-related services in the United States.
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Analysis of 2002 National Survey data reveals that advice and infertility testing were the most common fertility services for US women aged 20-44, with nearly half receiving ovulation-improving drugs.
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To describe trends in the types of fertility-related medical services that women and/or their partners have received while trying to become pregnant, the author analyzed data from women aged 20-44 years who participated in the 2002 National Survey of Family Growth. Advice (74%) and infertility testing (59%) were the most common types of fertility-related services received, and of those who received infertility testing, 66% responded that both partners were tested. Nearly half of the study population reported receiving drugs to improve ovulation.
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