Barely Significant
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Female asthma and atopy - impact on fertility: a systematic review.

J Asthma Allergy · 2019 · PMC6664855 · PMID 31440063

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did not reach statistical significancep =0.134not close (p > 0.1)
However, asthmatics receiving any kind of asthma treatment tended to have shorter TTP than untreated asthmatics though this did not reach statistical significance (23.8% vs 30.5%, p =0.134).

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a clear trendno p-value reported
Conclusion Although the available evidence is conflicting, there is a clear trend toward an association between female asthma and a reduction in fertility, and by that a larger proportion requiring fertility treatment, even though female asthma might not negatively affect total number of offspring.

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