… reproductive age in developing countries were maintaining a child wish (one in every four
couples).In recent years increasing participation of couples for infertility treatment has raised …

… are declared infecund (5) . As in many developing countries, in India too infertility treatment
is … There is no public health programme that focuses on infertility in the Indian context, though …

… This underscores the importance of having children; a phenomenon that is seen in
developing countries, where childlessness is associated with social stigmatization, marital …

… We followed those who remained childless up to the end of their fertility period, ie 45th birthday…
family size to decline in countries that have experienced very low fertility rates previously. …

… It has been reported that the infertile couples worldwide … analysis of infertility incidence in
more than 190 countries and … a primary infertility incidence of 1.9%, and a secondary infertility …

… We included 46 reports from 88 countries. The reporting of infertility and fertility care indicators
was voluntary in 63 countries (72%) and compulsory in 25 countries (28%). Reporting for …

… countries the incidence of infertility is less than 20% of newly married couples with an
approximate average around 15% and this prevalence of infertility … in developing countries suffer …

… infertility: The numerator must be the number of infertile couples over a certain period of time.
In the present study, the definition of the infertile … in Iran and other countries.The appropriate …

… vary dramactically between countries and regions (1). Estimates suggest that in the developing
world, the overall burden of infertility is over three times higher than developed countries. …

… One of the most important and underappreciated reproductive health problems in
developing countries is the high rate of infertility and childlessness. The inability to procreate is …