[vc_row top=""][vc_column][vc_toggle title="Is Infertility a Women's Problem?"]This is a commonly held belief. However, among couples who suffer from infertility, in 30% of the cases, infertility issues are related to women and 30% in men. In the rest, both partners could have problems or it could be due to ‘unexplained’ reasons. Since, this is a very personal and sensitive issue, the public, polticians, health care professionals and the media have failed to address this issue as a disease.

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One out of five couples with infertility issues suffer from ‘unexplained infertility’. This can be quite frustrating to deal with especially after having completed a full check-up. However, the good news is that this can be treated. Consult an infertility specialist.

When a couple has trouble conceiving, the common advice from well-meaning relatives and friends is ‘Just relax’. However, it’s not as simple or easy as that! Over 90% of couples suffering from infertility have a medical problem and it’s not stress related.

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No, this is a completely false belief. The problem could be with either of the partners. Sometimes there are problems with the man’s sperm count or sperm motility and this causes infertility.

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