infertillity, unexplained subfertillity
Conditions
Brief summary
Pregnancy occurring within 6 months after randomisation, leading to a live birth.
Detailed description
Clinical pregnancy, ongoing pregnancy, biochemical pregnancy loss and miscarriage rates within 6 months after randomisation., Of all achieved (ongoing) pregnancies occurring within 6 months after randomisation the following outcomes are assessed; multiple pregnancy rate, time to pregnancy, pregnancy loss, pregnancy complications, perinatal outcomes, type of delivery and outcomes., Side effects and compliance to therapy assessed during treatment using a medication dairy and a questionnaire, send out 6 months after randomisation., Number of adverse events and serious adverse events, Quality of life assessed at time of randomisation, and 6 and 18 months after randomisation, using the FertiQoL questionnaire., Progression to (MOH)IUI/IVF/ICSI within six months after randomisation., Use of ART and (ongoing) pregnancy achieved after the six-month study period and within 12 months follow up., Budget impact, Cost-effectiveness analyses using live birth rates and costs.
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Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Pregnancy occurring within 6 months after randomisation, leading to a live birth. | — |
Secondary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Clinical pregnancy, ongoing pregnancy, biochemical pregnancy loss and miscarriage rates within 6 months after randomisation., Of all achieved (ongoing) pregnancies occurring within 6 months after randomisation the following outcomes are assessed; multiple pregnancy rate, time to pregnancy, pregnancy loss, pregnancy complications, perinatal outcomes, type of delivery and outcomes., Side effects and compliance to therapy assessed during treatment using a medication dairy and a questionnaire, send out 6 months after randomisation., Number of adverse events and serious adverse events, Quality of life assessed at time of randomisation, and 6 and 18 months after randomisation, using the FertiQoL questionnaire., Progression to (MOH)IUI/IVF/ICSI within six months after randomisation., Use of ART and (ongoing) pregnancy achieved after the six-month study period and within 12 months follow up., Budget impact, Cost-effectiveness analyses using live birth rates and costs. | — |