Hematological factors in women with Asherman syndrome and primary infertility: An overview.

Asherman syndrome (AS) presents a complex challenge in the realm of female infertility, characterized by intrauterine adhesions that result from uterine trauma. While the primary etiology of this condition is well-established, recent investigations have begun to uncover potential associations between hematological factors and the development or exacerbation of AS. This review offers a comprehensive overview of hematological factors in women with AS and primary infertility. The paper delves into the intricate interplay of coagulation abnormalities, inflammatory markers, and angiogenic factors in the pathogenesis of this condition. Furthermore, we discuss the clinical implications of hematological abnormalities on fertility outcomes and explore potential therapeutic strategies for managing AS in affected women. By synthesizing existing literature and highlighting emerging research trends, this review aims to provide insights that may inform future research directions and clinical practice in the management of AS and associated infertility.