Obesity and Time to Conception

Susan Richman

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Clinical Medicine Insights: Reproductive Health

Obesity and Time to Conception

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Susan Richman

Clinical Medicine Insights: Reproductive Health 2008:1 3-8

Published on 17 Jun 2008

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Abstract

Objective: To examine the association between body mass index and time to conception.

Methods: Secondary data analysis of The Asthma in Pregnancy Study, a Prospective cohort of 2205 women assembled from April 1997–June 2000.

Results: Time to conception in women not on contraception, by BMI category, did not show a significant difference among the groups, p = 0.81 for test of equality over the strata.

Conclusions: No association between time to conception and BMI was demonstrated in these data.

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