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To determine risk of infertility index in female with Polycystic ovarian syndrome (WHO group 2 ovarian dysfunction)

Background: Prognostic factors are predictive of future fertility, specified investigation focused management, and selection of ART and IVF outcomes. PCOS is widely prevalent in KSA and is easily diagnosed based on certain criteria, but has not been classified in the current literature into at risk categories. Our aim is to construct a scoring system for females with WHO type 2 anovulation (PCOS) that can be used to assess the prognostic factors for conception and categorize them in mild, moderate and high risk groups. This grouping will provide recommendations on how these prognostic factors may be used to assess high-risk subgroups in different clinical situations and craft the ART treatment strategy according to risk assessment.