The quality of infertility care is dependent upon adequate material resources and the
appropriate use of it. In addition, a mutual understanding between physicians and patients is …

OBJECTIVE: To explore the experiences of social consequences among women suffering
from secondary infertility. METHODS: Descriptive case series of 400 women with secondary …

It is estimated that about 8%–10% of couples experience some sort of infertility in their
reproductive lives (1). In India, primary and secondary infertility figures, as given in WHO …

Based on published,'grey'and anecdotal information, this paper explores some aspects of
infertility, its medical treatment and their burden in poor countries. Many cases of infertility …

In the scarce literature on infertility in Africa, negative consequences for the infertile couple—
in particular for the infertile woman—are generally stressed. Anthropological studies on …

Although Mozambique's infertility prevalence is one of the highest in southern Africa, there
are very few studies on the subject. Anthropological research carried out from September …

The paper aims to understand the treatment seeking behavior and the experiences of men
with male factor infertility. A cross-sectional study was conducted at consented …

The link between high fertility and poverty is well established. However, this paper shows
how infertility may also generate poverty among childless families in Bangladesh. An …

In the developing world, infertility is a serious problem. It leads to both psychological and
social hardship, in part because childless marriages often result in divorce, men taking …

This book examines the intersectionality and stratified lived experience of rural poor and
urban middle-class childless women in Bangladesh. Childless women in Bangladesh, an …