Objective: This research study was performed to determine the effects of socio-demographic and disease-related features of female patients with diagnosed as infertility on quality of life. Method: The study was carried out with 100 infertile female patients who came to four private hospitals located in İstanbul province after receiving the permission of ethics committee. Data were collected applying “Information Form” and “FertiQol Scale”. Data were analyzed statistically. Results: The mean age of the patients was found as 36± 5 years. It was seen that 70% of the patients had undergraduate degrees, some of them (40%) were housewives, married for 1-5 years (49%), infertile for 3-5 years (52%), primary infertile (81%), partially informed about infertility treatment (56%), and 51% of them previously had received infertility treatment for 2-4 times. The quality of life was observed to be low in those who had high school or lower education levels; who received infertility treatment many times before or have been infertile for 6 years and more in housewives; and in patients who have been married for 6-10 years, who had endometriosis and ovarian cyst-induced infertility. The mean Quality of Life Scale score in individuals experiencing infertility problems of female patients diagnosed with infertility was determined as 67±18 (p<0.05). Conclusion: It was observed that those who were younger, graduates of high school or lower education level, housewives, in low income level, infertile for longer period, treated many times for infertility, primary infertile patients, cases with endometriosis and ovarian cyst-induced infertility had lower quality of life.