Identification of predictive factors for the probability of pregnancy following ovulation stimulation‐intra‐uterine insemination cycles in terms of female and male

Aim To identify which positive prognostic parameters contribute to successful treatment outcomes and the probability of pregnancy by analyzing the results of infertile couples underwent ovulation stimulation (OS) and intra‐uterine insemination (IUI) in our clinic. Methods Five hundred and nineteen couples who underwent OS‐IUI treatment because of a mild–moderate male factor, unexplained infertility, or anovulation were retrospectively analyzed. The data collected included patient demographics, cycle characteristic, sperm parameters and pregnancy rates. The main outcome measure was pregnancy rate (PR). Results Our overall PR was 17.72% (n = 92). In women who did not achieve pregnancy, age, BMI and duration of infertility were significantly higher (P