Background Infertile women's mental health problems, including depression, are key fertility
health issues that affect infertile women more severely than infertile men. Depression may …

Background It has been widely recognized that infertility and its treatment affects a couple as
a dyad. Given biomedical differences and differences in socialization processes and gender …

Background: Infertility stigma is a phenomenon associated with various psychological and
social tensions especially for women. The stigma is associated with a feeling of shame and …

STUDY QUESTION What are the perceptions of infertility patients and the factors correlating
with their psychological distress, following suspension of fertility treatments during the …

Background: Primary infertility is a serious health issue that has profound socioeconomic
and health implications on both the individual and society. Despite the important …

Research question What are the views and emotional reactions of patients towards the
suspension of fertility treatment during the COVID-19 pandemic, and what are the factors …

Aims and objectives This critical review aims to identify, summarize and critically appraise
the current literature evaluating the effectiveness of psychosocial interventions to improve …

Background Generally, infertile men hide their depression, which can threaten their health
and lower their quality of life. Given the role of depression and its impact on people's health …

Despite the fact that depression and other emotional distress are well documented in
infertile women, little is known about the relationship between infertility and suicidal risk. The …

Background Approximately one‐fifth of all subfertile couples seeking fertility treatment show
clinically relevant levels of anxiety, depression, or distress. Psychological and educational …