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VOL. 7, ISSUE 2 (2025)
Feto-maternal outcome program in infertile women undergoing IUI and IVF in Srikakulam
Authors
KVS Ramya Krupa Veni, Dr. Maneesh Kumar Sharma
Abstract
This study examines the effectiveness of a Feto-Maternal Outcome
Program specifically designed for infertile women undergoing Intrauterine
Insemination (IUI) and In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Employing a
quasi-experimental design, the research involved a sample of 30 infertile women
recruited from selected IVF clinics in Srikakulam. The primary objective was to
evaluate the program's impact on maternal and fetal outcomes through a
structured methodology. Data collection was conducted via interviews and physical
assessments, aimed at gaining a comprehensive understanding of the various
feto-maternal outcomes linked to the reproductive technologies of IUI and IVF.
The program incorporated educational sessions, psychological support, and
health monitoring to bolster the well-being of participants throughout their
fertility treatments. To measure effectiveness, a pre-test and post-test
approach was implemented, allowing for the identification of significant
changes in both maternal and fetal well-being post-intervention. Results
indicated notable improvements in several key indicators, including maternal
health status, prenatal care engagement, and overall satisfaction with the
fertility treatment process. Additionally, positive trends were observed in
fetal outcomes, suggesting a beneficial impact of the program on the health
trajectory of pregnancies achieved through assisted reproductive technology.
These findings underscore the importance of integrated educational and health
programs tailored for infertile women, emphasizing the need for comprehensive
support during assisted reproductive processes. The study concludes that such
programs can significantly enhance feto-maternal outcomes, presenting a case
for broader implementation in clinical settings. Continued research is
encouraged to further explore the long-term benefits of such interventions and
refine methodologies for supporting women experiencing infertility challenges.
Overall, the study offers valuable insights into how structured support systems
can improve the experiences and health outcomes of individuals undergoing IUI
and IVF treatments.
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Pages:22-26
How to cite this article:
KVS Ramya Krupa Veni, Dr. Maneesh Kumar Sharma "Feto-maternal outcome program in infertile women undergoing IUI and IVF in Srikakulam". International Journal of Nursing and Health Research, Vol 7, Issue 2, 2025, Pages 22-26
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