Evaluation and management of cases of infertility in a limited resource rural setup

  • Jajoo S
  • Chandak N
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Background: Infertility is a global medical problem with important psychological, economical, social, marital and medical implications. Majority of the infertile couples live in resource-poor countries, with limited access to the sophisticated assisted reproductive techniques. Also high-quality, low-cost infertility clinics are not available in the public sector. This study is to evaluate infertile couples in a resource limited setting; in which giving maximum benefit and reducing the treatment costs were the major stand. Aims: - To evaluate the cases of infertility in rural area with available resources  in order to find the etiology. - To manage the cases of infertility in rural area with available resources. Method: A total of hundred patients, including both primary and secondary infertility, were evaluated right from history and further investigations and interventions as and when required. A note was made of every visit so as to minimize the treatment time and cost of the couple. Result: A conception rate of 19% was achieved with the available limited resources. Conclusion: Stepwise managemen…

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Jajoo, S. S., & Chandak, N. U. (2013). Evaluation and management of cases of infertility in a limited resource rural setup. Sri Lanka Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 35(1), 16. https://doi.org/10.4038/sljog.v35i1.5998

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