… , infertile couples candidate to ART and whose treatment was blocked due to the COVID-19 …
The psychological impact of COVID-19 was measured by Impact of Event Scale-Revised (IES…

… of COVID-19 on psychological status of infertile couple. The findings showed that pregnant
women had higher levels of anxiety about COVID-19 when compared to infertile … of COVID-19 …

… during the COVID-19 pandemic has been conducted. Thus… COVID-19 pandemic has had
an impact on the changes in sexual behaviour and couple relationship of patients with infertility …

… The aim of this study was to examine the level of depression, anxiety, stress, and overall
infertility-related distress experienced by infertile couples during the pandemic, as well as the …

… and couple relationships of the participants during the COVID-19 … We assessed their couple
relationships using the QMI, a 6-… <34, which indicated a low-quality couple relationship (25). …

… In conclusion, according to this study’s results, the psychological impact of the COVID-19
pandemic on the infertile couples whose IVF treatments were postponed or interrupted …

… that the COVID-19-related lockdown could have an impact on infertile couples, we investigated
… national lockdown had any effect on spontaneous conception in couples attending ART. …

… , and associated factors among infertile couples seeking fertility treatment. According to our
survey, infertile couples had a higher level of hesitancy in the COVID-19 vaccine and a lower …

… correlated it with pregnancy outcomes in infertile couples undergoing in vitro fertilization
and … stress that increases the risk of pregnancy failure in infertile couples undergoing IVF-ET. …

… This study aimed to explore whether the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccination of both
partners in infertile couples, different types of COVID-19 vaccines, and the interval between …