Correlation of Age and Perifollicular Vascularity in Success of Intrauterine Insemination Treatment Using Transvaginal Doppler among Infertile Women
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Applied Medical Sciences - Year 2018, Vol 6, Issue 3
Abstract
Abstract: To study the correlation of age and perifollicular vascularity with success of intrauterine insemination. Sample size-112 patients Women were prescribed 50 mg clomiphene citrate orally from second day of menstrual cycle for 5 consecutive days. They underwent serial transvaginal ultrasound scans starting from day 6 and continued every alternate day. The size of the follicles was calculated by using the mean of the two maximum diameters. Perifollicular Doppler blood flows was assessed in dominant follicles >18mm. Human chorionic gonadotrophin 5000IU was given to the patient when the dominant follicle reached 18mm in diameter. IUI was carried out using prepared/washed semen (husbands). Majority (49.11%) of the patients was in the age group of 26-30yrs and only 3% patients were in the age group ≥36 yrs. No patient in age group >30 yrs had grade 3 vascularity. Out of 12 positive cases, 10 (83%) pregnancies occurred in age group<30 yrs. There were no positives in patients in age group >36 yrs. The mean age of patients in positive group was 26.50 and in negative group it was 27.96. Our study found that perifollicular vascularity in young age is a good predictor in success of stimulated intrauterine insemination treatment.
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Dr. Asha Verma, Dr. Lata Rajoriya, Dr. Prerna Soniya, Dr. Kusum Verma, Dr. Anil Gurjar, Dr. Rekha Meghnani
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