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Biopsychosocial outcomes and quality of life in assisted reproduction: Conventional IVF versus in vitro maturation in women with PMOS
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• In PMOS, IVF patients reported more physical symptoms than IVM. • In PMOS, IVF patients reported greater post-retrieval pain than IVM. • In PMOS, IVF was associated with poorer couple relationship quality compared to IVM. • IVF and IVM showed similar anxiety, depression, and quality of life. • IVF and IVM carry differential physical and relational burdens in PMOS.
Keywords:
Infertility
Assisted reproduction
Quality of life
Treatment burden
In vitro maturation
Psychosocial outcomes
Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS)
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
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