Infertility
What Is Infertility?
Infertility results from problems that interfere with any of the steps to getting pregnant. Learn what these steps are.
Conditions That Affect Infertility
There are many reasons why a couple may have a diminished reproductive capacity: Disease, drugs, heredity, lifestyle habits or even exposure to certain toxins can affect fertility.
Female Infertility
The natural process of aging significantly affects the ease with which a woman becomes pregnant.
Male Infertility
About 1 percent of infertile men have serious medical problems (hormonal problems, infections or tumors) that require medical attention.
When To Ask For Help
When should you talk to your doctor about a fertility evaluation?
Finding an Infertility Specialist
There are three types of specialists to consider, depending on your specific type of infertility problem.
How Infertility Is Treated
Infertility can be treated with medicine, surgery, artificial insemination or assisted reproductive technology.
Resources
Learn more about infertility and what you can do.
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Female Infertility
Male Infertility
When To Ask For Help
Finding an Infertility Specialist
How Infertility Is Treated
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