Clinical Pregnancy Rate After Removal of Unsuspected Polyps

Clinical Pregnancy Rate in Women With Unexplained Infertility After Removal of Unsuspected Intrauterine Pathology

Polyps are fleshy outgrowths of the inner lining of the womb which may hinder implantation of embryo and lead to subfertility.This study evaluates whether removal of endometrial polyps in womb affects chances of pregnancy in women in whom no other causes of subfertility can be found. Half of the women would have these polyps removed after their consent and the other half who would not consent would not undergo any such intervention

Inclusion Criteria:

• Normal semen analysis
• 24 months of unprotected sexual intercourse
• NORMAL TVS
• Normal hysterosalpingogram
• Evidence of spontaneous ovulation
• No history of Pelvic inflammatory disease
• Polyps on saline sonography

Exclusion Criteria:

• History of taking hormones
• Thyroid disorder
• prior hysteroscopy treatment
• intermenstrual blood loss.