Abstract

The aim of the study is to analyze the clinical background of the infertility and its pathological correlation in endometrium cases. The criteria for primary and secondary infertility were decided failed to conceive within one or more years of continuous marital life without the use of any contraceptive measure were considered to be cases of primary infertility while the cases in whom one or more pregnancies are followed by one or more years of involuntary barreneness were regarded as cases of secondary infertility. Results: Most common presenting complaints were that of barrenness alone in both primary and secondary infertility cases. Infertility with menstrual disturbances was that the next common complaint. Relative frequency of complaint in primary and secondary infertility in 50 cases observed. The study is based on one cycle one biopsy basis. Endometrial curettage or biopsy was reported as a premenstrual procedure in all the cases. Conclusion: Consciousness among people increasing day by day as the commonest complaint of both primary and secondary infertility was that of barrenness, in contrast to others who found menstrual disturbances as predominate complaint. Anovulatory cycle was the most common and important etiological factor of female infertility. Thus present study confirms that endometrial study is a marvelous help to the clinician and infertile women

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