… of infertility is similar in more and less developed countries … infertility, is that the less
developed countries contributing to the present report were not representative of their development …

… of how to classify women as infertile, and criticized the Western … infertile, especially in
developing countries. In line with this argument, a study by Sundby (2002) pointed out that infertility …

… Most available demographic data provide estimates of childlessness but it is not sufficient
to define the problem in terms of primary and secondary infertility, pregnancy wastage, and …

… who are affected by infertility? In the developed part of the world, infertility has become an
important issue in the public debate. In the developing countries, infertility is still an issue that …

… Nevertheless, the idea of infertility treatment in developing countries often evokes a feeling
of discomfort and disbelief. Subsequently national and international health strategies have …

… have not included in their programme this component for services as these countries are …
of fertility services in developing countries and to some extent in developed countries too (…

… and consequences from infertility is more in pronatalist, developing countries, such as India
… of infertility in developing countries. The estimated rate of primary and secondary infertility …

… of infertility to be 3.5–16.7% in developing countries and 6.9–… In many developing countries,
infertile couples with limited … to infertility services within the public health sector [26, 45–47]. …

… between countries, which allows for some far higher proportions not only in natural fertility
… America, but also in three Asian countries where fertility is substantially regulated. On the …

… We also noticed that primary infertility rates were much lower than secondary infertility. This
… young pregnancy occurring in developing countries, and the later development of sexually …