A cross sectional study of the fertility of life(QOL) and the factors that impact women with previous failed IVF treatment in rural tertiary care hospital.

With changes in the living environment, the accelerating pace of life and delays in marriage and childbearing, the incidence of infertility is rising year by year. According to statistics from the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 8–12%  of couples world- wide have experienced infertility. Since the approaches of controlled ovarian stimulation (COS) and the conditions of the embryonic laboratory have improved, In vitro fertilization-embryo transfer (IVF-ET), as the main assisted reproductive therapy for infertile patients, brings hope to many infertile patients. However, despite high-quality embryos, many patients remain whose embryos cannot be implanted normally for various reasons.The QoL of women with infertility is obviously lower than that of other women of childbearing age. The decrease in patients’ QoL affects patient treatment compliance, thereby affecting the pregnancy rate .

RESEARCH QUESTION

To determine influencing factors affecting Fertility quality of life in Infertile women with previous failed IVF treatment

•        Population-  Infertile women with previous failed IVF treatment in rural tertiary care hospital.

•        Intervention- No intervention

•        Comparision- No comparision

•        Outcomes- Analysing outcomes affecting FertiQoL