Main Findings:
Our study was based on an observation that intrauterine cavity is
different than the normal structure when evaluating the cavity on HSG
evaluation in PCOS patients. This study has started with this hypothesis
that ”the incidence of uterine abnormalities in PCOS patients is higher
than normo-ovulatory patients and this can be related to maternal serum
androgen levels and ended with two scientifically interpretable results;
The rate of abnormalities in the uterine cavity was found higher in
infertile women with PCOS than the women with male factor infertility.
And secondly, serum free testosterone levels were positively correlated
with the presence of uterine abnormalities.