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Background: Clinical cases of a polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) have prolonged subclinical inflammation. Hysteroscopy has revealed worsened chronic endometritis (CE), particularly endometrial diffuse hyperemia, in PCOS patients. However, the possible relationships between PCOS and CE remain largely unexplored.
Methods: This retrospective-based investigation was conducted on 3336 infertile patients. The PCOS group consisted of 508 patients, while the non-POCS group consisted of 2828 individuals with normal ovarian function. Their clinical features and CE prevalence diagnosed with hysteroscopy were compared. The risk factors affecting the incidence of diffuse endometrial hyperemia were analyzed by binary logistic regression.
Results: The PCOS cohort and the non-PCOS cohort showed marked variations in age, body mass index (BMI), infertility (primary, secondary), basal hormone level (bFSH, bLH, bT, and PRL), anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH), and CA125 ( < 0.05). The prevalence of CE in PCOS women was 41.73% (212/508), markedly higher than the 28.50% in the non-PCOS cohort (806/2828). Variations within diffuse endometrial hyperemia prevalence were especially marked ( < 0.05). Furthermore, we found that the variables of BMI, bLH, bT, and AMH correlated with diffuse endometrial hyperemia.
Conclusions: CE prevalence was elevated in clinical cases of infertility associated with PCOS, and diffuse endometrial hyperemia was prevalent, as indicated by hysteroscopy. Furthermore, increased BMI, bLH, bT, and AMH levels all contribute to the risk of diffuse endometrial hyperemia.
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