Background: The journey for people who are  facing infertility may also suffers unrecognized health problems; and having difficulties in obtaining services that usually are not included  by health insurance policy Material and methods: The study was carried out  in biochemistry department of  Geetanjali Medical College & Hospital, Udaipur, and Rajasthan after obtaining GMCH ethical committee permission. Patients attending gynecology   (Infertility & IVF) on 300 subjects and controls. Biochemical parameters were estimated by Cobas e–411 and c–311. Results: Increased level of CRP, AIP and BMI (Positive correlation) were found in hypothyroid subjects along with having complications in fertility in this age group of women. Conclusion:  This is an opportunity for infertile couples to understand the impact of body weight on their reproductive capacity and take steps, without expert advice, to improve their reproductive capacity.