Low BMI and Chlamydia Infection Are Additional Risk Factors for the Development of Intrauterine Adhesions

time point. When comparing those who completed both baseline and Cycle1 GAD-7, a statistically significant increase in anxiety levels was observed in females (p1⁄40.02), but not in males. CONCLUSIONS: Although no significant change in depression was observed, we did note a statistically significant increase in mild anxiety in females upon initiating fertility treatment. The clinical significance of this finding, however, is unknown. The impact of anxiety and depression on infertility patients and treatment cannot be understated, requires acknowledgement, and merits further investigation. We do not know the impact of anxiety and depression on couples that choose not to begin fertility treatment. Future studies are necessary to further elucidate these relationships. FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES: None. Figure 1. Fertilization Rate in Fresh Cycles.