AI Article Synopsis
- Conflicting studies show varying success rates for intra-uterine insemination (IUI), often linked to ovarian stimulation and the number of follicles produced.
- Concerns about multiple pregnancies arise as present pregnancy rates remain low despite these stimulation efforts.
- The goal is to highlight the potential benefits of combining controlled ovarian hyperstimulation with IUI while identifying women who are at a higher risk for multiple pregnancies.
Article Abstract
Conflicting results have been published about intra-uterine insemination efficacy. In many studies, success rates is due to ovarian stimulation and number of follicles. In the present fight against multiple pregnancies, ovarian stimulation is discussed and present pregnancy rates are weak. Our aim is to demonstrate that there is a place for the association controlled ovarian hyperstimulation and intra-uterine insemination in the field of infertility treatments. It is possible to try and recognise women at high risk of multiple pregnancies, keeping the benefit of ovarian stimulation.
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