Assisted reproductive technology outcomes in women with a chronic viral disease
Conclusion:
HIV-infected women had lower cumulative live birth rate than women with chronic hepatitis, and this was due to less favourable ovarian reserve parameters. These findings underscore the need to better inform practitioners and patients regarding fertility issues and the importance of early fertility assessment. However, larger studies are necessary to gain more in-depth knowledge of the direct impact of HIV on live birth rates.
Source: AIDS - Category: Infectious Diseases Tags: CLINICAL SCIENCE Source Type: research
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