Infertility is a prevalent worldwide health issue and is defined by the World Health
Organization (WHO) as a global health problem. Considering the importance of the …

Background: Emotional response to infertility is mediated by numerous interrelated
psychological variables such as personality, health perceptions, cognitive appraisals …

This study aimed to assess the rate and level of depression, anxiety, and stress among
people with infertility and the association between psychological disorders and sexual …

Objectives This qualitative study aimed to comprehend the psychological well-beings and
available interventions of current Chinese infertile patients, as well as investigate more …

Objective: To assess the psychological condition of men at the start of the infertility work-up.
Methods: Men seeking an infertility evaluation for the first time were recruited. Depression …

Background Infertility is associated with impairment in human life. The quality of life (QOL)
construct allows measuring the impact of health conditions in a broader way. The study …

Aims The importance of contributing psychological factors and stress-control in female
infertility is well documented, but research on their role in male infertility is scarce. The …

Background Infertility is a real public health issue because of its medical, socio-cultural, and
financial impact. It does also have heavy psychological consequences on both partners …

OBJECTIVE: To compare measures of psychological distress between men and women
undergoing ART in the Unit of Reproductive Medicine “UMR” in the Department of Obstetrics …

Introduction: Infertility is one of the life crises that make lots of stress for couples in the
majority of societies. Infertile couples, strongly experience many problems and disorders in …