STUDY QUESTION Is the risk of hospital admission or outpatient contact for mental
disorders increased in children born to women with fertility problems compared with children …

STUDY QUESTION Do women who don't succeed in giving birth after an infertility evaluation
have a higher risk of psychiatric disorders compared with women who do? SUMMARY …

Objective To assess the mental health of children born after fertility treatment by comparing
their risk of mental disorders with that of spontaneously conceived children. Design …

BACKGROUND This study aimed at determining the psychiatric morbidity of women
undergoing infertility treatments, before and after treatment as compared with control …

Objective. Earlier studies suggest that infertility and mental health problems are related and
that infertility is a different experience for women and men. The aim of this population‐based …

Objective Fertility may be defined as a capacity to conceive and produce offspring. Infertility
is characterized by failure to establish a clinical pregnancy after 12 months of regular and …

Objective To assess self-perceived mental health in women treated with in vitro fertilisation
(IVF) 20–23 years previously, while comparing them to a reference group, and to determine …

Objective: To explore the effect of ever having tried to conceive for more than 12 months on
levels of anxiety and depressive symptoms and to investigate if symptom levels of anxiety …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the relationship between psychiatric disorders and infertility.
DESIGN: Case–control study. SETTING: Fertile and infertile volunteer couples in an …

Background: Childbirth is associated with increased risk of first-time psychiatric episodes,
and an unwanted pregnancy has been suggested as a possible etiologic contributor. To …