Histological and histochemical studies of a new species of Thapariella (Trematoda: digenea).
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Female partners of 200 consecutively seen infertile couples attending our infertility clinic were interviewed on a structured, precoded form for the social problems faced by the childless women. One or more social problems were present in 34% couples, of whom 53% faced abandonment. Sixteen percent of the women had a strained relationship with their husbands. Social problems increased with duration of marriage and infertility, while these decreased with increase in age, education, and income of the husband. Similarly, the problems decreased with women's education and income. Only seven couples had requested AID.
The assessment of reversibility of a contraceptive method is of importance to both providers and users. Ninety-one women who discontinued IUD use because of desire of pregnancy were followed up for pregnancy and its outcome. Cumulative pregnancy rates at 3, 6, 12, and 18 months after IUD removal were 61.5%, 87.9%, 92.3%, and 96.7%, respectively. Mean interval from IUD removal to conception was 4.4 months (range, 1-18 months). These findings add further evidence that fertility of women is not impaired by use of IUDs as a spacing method.
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