Objective: In this study, sociodemographic features and comorbid diseases were evaluated retrospectively in patients who applied to infertility policlinic for any reason.

Materials and Methods: Female patients (n: 300) applied to Infertility Policlinics of Gynecology Department of Haseki Training and Research Hospital between 2005-2012 were retrospectively evaluated. 100 women who applied to policlinic for complaints other than infertility served as the control group. Both groups were compared in terms of sociodemographic features and comorbidity related with infertility; treatment methods were evaluated additionally in infertile group. SPSS 15.0 for Windows were used for descriptive analysis and chi-square test. Results: The mean ages were 29.56±5.62 and 28.98±6.22 years for infertile and control group respectively. The mean menarche age was 13.30±1.39 for infertile group and 12.92±1.16 for control group (p: 0.015)(p: 0.003). Hypothyroidism (4.3%) and diabetes mellitus (2%) were most common comorbid diseases in infertility patients and no significant relation defined between the groups (p: 0.32). Pap smear results were 87.7% normal and 9.7% vaginitis in infertile group. Spermiograms of the husbands revealed 76.7% normal and 9.3% oligospermi. Discussion: Accurate information about reproductive health spouses before marriage would enable having children before older ages, so this would reduce the risk of comorbid conditions and infertility.