الفهرس 
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Abstract
AIM: To assess the quality of life for women undergoing in vitro fertilization.
SETTING: The study was conducted at Hawaa private center at Benha city. DESIGN:A
descriptive design was used. A purposive SAMPLE of 60 women undergoing in vitro
fertilization in the stage of succeeded controlled ovarian hyper-stimulation. TOOLS of
data collection consisted of an interviewing questionnaire sheet and Hopkins symptom
checklist for measuring quality of life. RESULTS: More than two thirds of studied women
were unsatisfied regarding physical fitness in the stage of succeeded controlled ovarian
hyper-stimulation. Also in this stage, there was significant difference between age groups
as regards the score percent of physical, social and psychological fitness. Also two thirds
of the studied women were satisfied regarding social fitness during the stage of embryo
transfer. CONCLUSION: In vitro fertilization had a bad effect regarding all domains in
stage of succeeded controlled ovarian hyper-stimulation but studied women were more
satisfied regarding physical, social and psychological fitness in stage of embryo transfer
than stage of succeeded controlled ovarian hyper-stimulation.