Results of study on Age for Infertility

Results of study on Age for Infertility


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Results of study on Age for Infertility
Posted in 2015

The studied population consisted of 110 infertile women.
Regarding age, 64.5% of the 110 women coming to the center of the Assisted Reproduction and agreeing to participate were 20-29 years old, 20.0% were 30-39 years old, 11.8% were 40-49 years old and 3.7% were above 50 years old. Regarding family status, 94.4% (106) of the women were married and 3.6% (4) were single. The last ones were addressed in Assisted Reproduction not because of a specific gynecological problem that wouldn’t allow them to have children, but because they wanted to have children with the use of artificial insemination.
Regarding educational status, 56.4% of the participants were university graduates or graduates from technical institutions, 27.3% were high school graduates, 8.2% were graduates from different institutions, 4.5% were gymnasium graduates and 3.6% were primary school graduates.
Regarding the profession of the study population, 35.0% were employees in the private sector, 27.0% were employees in the public sector, 24.0% were self-employees and 14.0% dealt with household.
Regarding residence, 79.1% of the couples lived in Central Greece, 7.0% in the islands and 3.0% in Peloponnesus.

The results of the present study showed that the most common cause of female infertility was problems in the fallopian tubes in 27.4% of the cases, while the second most common cause was the infertility by « unknown causes», in the 24.5%.
53.6% of respondents with infertility of «unknown cause» had made several attempts of Assisted Reproduction.
The third most common cause was disorders of menstruation in the 20% of the cases, following infertility due to problems in the uterus in the 9.1% of the cases. Finally, in 2.7% of the participants infertility was due to age, an additional 2.7% due to sexual disorders and the last cause was the ovarian failure, which was common for the majority of the women tested. 
My advise
1... Use your age properly  2.. Enjoy with your child
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