Hey friends! This week marks National Infertility Awareness Week, and we’re sharing a new fertility fact every day.
Today’s Fact: What is Infertility?
So, what exactly is infertility and who does it affect? Infertility is a medical condition related to the reproductive system. It’s often identified when a couple has been trying for a year to conceive through unprotected, well-timed intercourse. If the woman is under 35 and has experienced multiple miscarriages, that can also be a sign. For those over 35, infertility may be diagnosed after just 6 months of trying.
It’s important to know that infertility is a medical issue that impacts both men and women. About 30% of infertility cases are due to female factors, another 30% are linked to male factors, while the rest can stem from issues in both partners or remain unexplained. This is a pretty common struggle, so if you’re feeling alone, remember you’re not!
Dive Deeper into the Topic
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Conclusion
So, to wrap it up: Infertility is a widespread issue that can affect anyone, and understanding it is the first step towards finding the help you need.