Infertility: a review of physical and emotional aspects
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This review examines the physical causes of infertility, including sperm production issues and tubal obstruction, alongside the emotional responses to investigation that require sensitive physician care.
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Infertility affects 15% of couples. The primary causes are poor sperm production, ovulation defects, and fallopian tube obstruction, which can be detected by a simple, logical investigation. Infertility and its investigation precipitate characteristic emotional responses that require care by an informed, sensitive physician.
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