… Infertility can also have devastating economic implications … On a practical level, many
families in developing countries … in developing countries than it does in developed countries.” …

… We, wherever possible, focus on infecundity rather than infertility and try to distinguish …
The extent of infecundity is difficult to study in contemporary developed countries. Most couples …

Objectives To assess the prevalence, risk factors and psychological impact of infertility among
females. This review summarises the available evidence, effect estimates and strength of …

… Childlessness is a neglected family planning ingredient in India. In other developing countries
also, childlessness is … , in comparison to other countries the level of childlessness in India …

… The exact rates of male infertility from developing countries like ours are difficult to find
because of the problem with the definition of male infertility and lack of accurate reporting rather …

… Organization report contained the prevalence data from four MENA countries were
included in this study. The clinical primary infertility defined as "thefailuretobecomepregnantafter12 …

… of infertility, the provision of infertility medical care is limited in developing countries … To
design appropriate treatment modalities, the pooled estimation of infertility proportion and …

… The most important factors associated with the high prevalence of tubal factor infertility and
STDs in developing countries are shown in Table 25.1. Out of the 20 million illegal abortions …

… historic pattern in fertility and variation for countries at particular stages. This explanation
allows us to contemplate likely future scenarios, specifically, to forecast future fertility levels and …

… the Infertility rate, as well as the fertility rate, is higher in developing countries than in developed
countries… This may be happening because developing countries have not had adequate …