… 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 …

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

… 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 …

… -income countries where reproductive … developing countries, infertility treatment remains
inaccessible for the majority of couple experiencing infertility, even as some of those countries …

… variation across countries in the trends in childlessness. Over … in male childlessness in 14
countries, whereas 11 countries … childlessness, we observe increasing trends in 11 countries, …

… This calculated prevalence rate in our study is lower than the reported trends of infertility
from developing countries. This could be because of better health-care facility available in this …

… In many countries, childlessness is considered as one of the major causes of low fertility (3,4). …
a dramatic decline in voluntary and involuntary childlessness that leads to lower fertility. …

… 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.” …

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 …

… 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 …