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J Clin Immunol . 2015;35 (2) :125-34
BACKGROUND: Issues of fertility and pregnancy place an extra burden on females with primary immunodeficiencies. Patients lack reliable information and providers lack guidelines to counsel patients on these anxiety-provoking matters.OBJECTIVE: To collate concerns and experiences related to fertility and pregnancy from females with humoral immune deficiencies.METHODS: We conducted an internet-based survey of female patients who self-identified as having a diagnosis of primary humoral immune deficiency.RESULTS: Responses from 490 women with common variable immune deficiency and 100 with hypogammaglobulinemia were evaluated. The reported fertility measure (% of women who had had a birth) was statistically significantly lower as compared to the general US population (70 % vs. 85 %, pâ