Cindy Farquhar
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first heard Apr 2018
last heard Apr 2018
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there was a suggestion from the hormone levels that we would need to do that.
So only a small proportion of women required that additional support.
we had a threefold increase in pregnancies, or live births, I should say, over the duration of the study.
And we looked at it in different ways because there were some natural pregnancies or natural conceptions in the IUIM because there's a little bit of a delay sometimes between starting the cycle.
So even excluding all of those pregnancies, we still had a threefold increase.
Well, we don't know that for sure, and I think that happens with IVF cycles as well.
Some couples will continue to have sex, but we kind of know it because we've got that comparator group, and we asked the comparator group who, as you said, normal sex, which we called it expected management, which is a sort of more research term, but I think normal sex is
an interesting possibility.
Yes.
We asked them to keep a sex diary and we recorded the number of times they had sex at the fertile time of the month.
So we were, you know, fairly happy that the comparator group were normally sexually active and that there was no...
You know, there's a significant difference between the two groups.
So I think we're pretty happy that it was from the intrauterine insemination.
So
Yeah.
So the other difference that I'd like to highlight in the study is that we only took women who
had a less than 30% chance of natural conception in the next 12 months.
So there's a prediction model that you can do.
And we did the prediction model.
So we only took women who were truly infertile.
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