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Anti COVID-19 Antibodies in Follicular Fluid and Spermatic Fluid
Patients going through an in vitro fertilization cycle will be asked to participate . Patients will be asked for their COVID-19 exposure : post confirmed disease/post vaccine/not exposed to disease or vaccine . Patients will provide the fluids which are not required , once fertilization process is completed. Patients will also provide 5ml blood sample by the day of procedure. Anti COVID-19 immunoglobulin G type antibodies will be measured in all samples . Data regarding age, date of infection/vaccine will be collected . Progesterone and Estrogen will be measured in female patients' samples and Perlecan level will be measured in follicular fluid.
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