Infertility: The social and psychological impact of struggling to build a nuclear family

30 Jan

Kati Dijane

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Women planning pregnancies after 35 are advised to be aware of declining fertility and potential health conditions

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While bringing life on earth and raising the next generation is one of the most important responsibilities and, for some, a blessing, many, unfortunately, bear the pain of not being able to do that biologically.

Infertility is a global health phenomenon that affects both men and women across different backgrounds.

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