Background and objective: Being unable to conceive can be extremely discouraging and stressful and may eventually have negative social, physiological, and psychological effects like depression. This study's objective was to evaluate how well diabetic women with a history of infertility responded to uterine biophysical prole as a predictor of conception. Method: 137 women with primary infertility participated in a study. Women visiting our institute's infertility OPD and complaining of being unable to get pregnant were the cases chosen for this study. Patients were divided in to two (Non-diabetic) group 1 and group 2 (diabetic). All the women underwent UBP testing at mid-cycle, and it was determined using the uterine scoring system for reproduction (USSR). Results: Signicant differences were seen in Uterine Biophysical Prole (UBP) score i.e.; more or less than 12 among diabetics and non-diabetics. Score of <12 was found to be signicantly more among diabetics. Conclusion: Those with diabetes had a higher chance of miscarriage and infertility, as well as being more likely to be childless than women without the disease.

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