Effectiveness of infertile women' commitment to implement in vitro fertilization (long/short) protocols

Abstract

Objective
This study aimed to assess women commitment to implementation of IVF, identify short protocol implementationand to identifing the long protocol implementation.
Methods Non-probability (purposive sample), the study sample consists of (60) infertile women who were selected from Kamal Al-Samaraee Hospital. The study group consist of (30) infertile women was exposed to follow-up and (30) women is control group the criteria of this sample was infertile women in reproductive age, with different educational levels in the public department were involved in IVF program.
Results In the study group, 20 women were using short protocol and 10 were using long protocol. The total number of study group was 30, 9 of them become pregnant, 5 of them were using short protocol and 4 of them were using long protocol. In the control group, there were
20 women using short protocol and 10 using long protocol. The total number of study group was 30; 2 of them become pregnant and were using short protocol.
Conclusions Results shows that with respect to study sample, observed significant relationships should be informative and significant level was not achieved. Long protocol are much better than short protocol. In addition to that, results shows that with respect to control sample,
no significant relationships are accounted, as well as two types of protocol either long or short gives the same responding. Results shows that significant relationships are accounted and that the study sample recorded six times better than control.