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Conclusion: Our clinical data from sub fertile women with positive Chlamydia serology indicate a subjective correlation with the degree of tubal disease especially in those with high Trachomatis specific titre, which was not statistically significant. Counselling sub fertile women with positive Chlamydia serology regarding this correlation remains an essential part of the subfertility consultation.

Does the Level of Chlamydia Serology Titre Correlate to the Degree of Tubal Disease at Laparoscopy? A Retrospective Controlled Study