Clinical Analysis of Thyroid Function in Patients with Infertility Screening

LI Shan-feng; MO Ying-ping

doi:10.14033/j.cnki.cfmr.2015.35.004

Abstract：Objective:To investigate the relevance of hypothyroidism associated with adverse pregnancy history,the role of thyroid function tests in clinical treatment of infertility.Method:Thyroid function was detected in 190 patients with ovarian factor infertility,as the sterility group;and compared with the same period outpatient physical examination female 190 cases control,as the physical examination group.Result:There were six types in the sterility group,hyperthyroidism had 5 cases,accounted for 2.63%;clinical hyperthyroidism had 4 cases,accounted for 2.11%;subclinical hyperthyroidism had 1 case,accounted for 0.53%;hypothyroidism had 11cases,accounted for 5.79%;clinical hypothyroidism had 1 case,accounted for 0.53%;subclinical hypothyroidism had 10 cases,accounted for 5.26%.There were six types in the physical examination group,hyperthyroidism had 3 cases,accounted for 1.58%;clinical hyperthyroidism had 2 cases,accounted for 1.05%;subclinical hyperthyroidism had 1 case,accounted for 0.53%;hypothyroidism had 2 cases,accounted for 1.05%;clinical hypothyroidism had 1 case,accounted for 0.53%;subclinical hypothyroidism had 1 case,accounted for 0.53%.The thyroid dysfunction in the sterility group was obviously higher than that of the physical examination group,the proportion of hypothyroidism patients in the sterility group was significantly higher than that of the physical examination group(P＜0.05).Conclusion:Hypothyroidism is associated with adverse pregnancy history have significant correlation,thyroid function screening during infertile patients is necessary.