The obstetric complications of the infertility patient
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Pregnancies resulting from infertility treatments had a higher rate of complications compared to pregnancies in a control group.
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This study was undertaken to compare the outcome of pregnancy in patients treated for some type of infertility problem to that of a control group of patients from the same obstetric unit and also to the reported literature. Reported are the primary outcomes of 122 pregnancies in 104 patients treated for infertility and 106 pregnancies in patients of a control group delivered over the same period of time. Thirty-six percent of the treated patients had no pregnancy complications, whereas 54% of the control group had no pregnancy complications.
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