Abstract
The SARS-CoV-2 virus, which is the causative agent of the recent pandemic known as COVID-19, includes information about its characteristics, origin, transmission, clinical symptoms, diagnosis protocol, transmission, potential treatment protocol, and available vaccinations that are currently in effect between patients visiting fertility centers. From asymptomatic to mild, moderate, and very severe cases, COVID-19 encompasses a range of clinical manifestations, and many things remain unclear to this day. Each of these cases has a unique immunology, which gets more complicated when the infertile patient develops a serious illness. Monitoring lymphopenia is crucial since it is a major mechanism in the etiology, a biomarker of the progression of severity, and a target for treatment. High viral loads at the time of the initial infection and recurrent viral exposure, particularly in infertile patients and healthcare professionals, can significantly increase the severity of the infection and should be rigorously avoided.
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