Infertility is a common reproductive problem affecting approximately one couple in six.
Discussions of the emotional aspects of infertility have focused on possible psychogenic …

The great majority of young adults assume that their life course will include bearing and
raising children (Regan & Roland, 1985; Zuckerman, 1981). Presuming fertility, couples …

The purpose of this study was to increase knowledge about the psychological
consequences of infertility for men and women as individuals and for their relationship. The …

Approximately 12% of women in the United States have difficulty getting pregnant or
carrying a pregnancy to term (ie, infertility). Infertility permeates women's lives and is …

Objectives: This paper reports the findings of two studies that examined factors predicting
infertility distress in male partners within couples with an infertility diagnosis and where the …

Two groups of subjects (couples seeking medical treatment for infertility and couples not yet
attempting to conceive) completed questionnaires assessing the impact of infertility on their …

The lifetime prevalence of infertility in representative population-based studies from
industrialised countries is 17–28%, and on average, 56% of individuals affected seek …

Introduction: Different psychological aspects of infertility have been studied so far. The object-
tive of this study was to determine the most common dimensions of attitude towards infertility …

Of the many challenges reproductive health care professionals face in clinical practice,
working with infertile individuals and couples may be one of the most difficult and satisfying …