Introduction: Infertility affects up to 30% of Sub Sahara Africa population. In African societies,
having infertility can come with dire consequences, depending on the level of empowerment …

The psychological burdens that patients experience while undergoing treatment for infertility
in both men and women are well known and documented, especially within African …

Infertility is a reproductive problem that affects all gender, race, or social class. In many
African countries, the burden of infertility is usually associated with economic, psychological …

Study question What are the levels of psychological distress (anxiety and depression) and
quality of life faced by infertile couple presenting with or undergoing treatment for infertility …

This study tested the feasibility of a culturally adapted depression intervention among
women with infertility. Women who were seeking medical treatment for infertility were …

BACKGROUND Recent years have seen a growing interest in the impact of infertility on
reproductive health in developing countries. Most of the research which has addressed the …

Rationale: high premium is placed on infertility in Nigerian culture. Data is limited on its
association with emotional problems in Nigeria. Aims: to develop content for a culturally …

Introduction: In Nigeria, a major reason for marriage is procreation and married couples look
forward to having children within a year or two of marriage. The inability to achieve …

A number of studies have focussed on various aspects of treatment outcome utilising group
psychotherapeutic approaches. Both distress 20 and pregnancy rates were found to improve …

Background: Infertility is the failure of a couple to achieve pregnancy after 12 months or
more of regular unprotected sexual intercourse. It causes psychological and social …