Statistical Analysis on Impact of Dietary Patterns on Fertility and Reproductive Outcomes
Nighat Fatima, Ayesha Salman, Tazeen Makhdoom, Seema Waheed
Asian Research Journal of Gynaecology and Obstetrics · pp. 109–117 · Published 12 May 2022
Abstract
Introduction: Infertility is one of the rising concerns in terms of reproductive outcomes. The paper systematically reviews and presents information regarding the causes of infertility and its implications due to dietary patterns in the population. Methods: This paper follows the PRISMA guidelines for systematic review utilising different databases like PubMed, CIHNAL Plus, and BMJ. The specific searching strategy was utilise for abstract search and different inclusion and exclusion criteria in terms of keyword or date of articles published the region of review is considered. In association with this, the methodological approach and choice regarding maintaining ethical considerations are also taken into context. Results: The search yielded around 550 articles based on which the full article review considered uses of 160 of them out of which 30 are considered for the final synthesis of the systematic review and therefore indicating towards the developed flowchart utilised in the process. In association with this, the results implicated a direct impact of dietary patterns on the fertility of an individual associated with influencing the reproductive outcome in a long-term context. Conclusion: The review identified substantial evidence in relation to causes for infertility and therefore focused on developed scenarios for outcomes and synthesis of review.
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