
Infertility And The Emotional Effect On Men and Women
Infertility, this is a global phenomenon and one of the most important issues of reproductive health. It affects women more often than men, even when the infertility is due to a male factor.
Studies have it that the cause of infertility is shared equally by both sexes; 30% is male-factor infertility and 30% is female-factor infertility. The remaining 40% of cases are caused by a combination of male and female factors or are “unexplained” infertility, in which all tests fail to identify a cause.
Oftentimes, infertility can be attributed to many factors: anatomical abnormalities, hormonal and metabolic problems, age, infections, lifestyle (eg, smoking), tubal disease, cancer treatments, antiphospholipid syndrome, genetics, and environmental chemicals.
The most common mental health concerns reported by fertility patients are symptoms of anxiety and depression. The more physically and emotionally demanding and intrusive patients’ medical treatments become, the higher the reported symptoms of anxiety and depression. Each passing monthly cycle brings a roller coaster ride of emotions such as anger, betrayal, guilt, sadness, and even hope. With each friend who announces her pregnancy and with every pregnant woman she passes in the grocery store, the patient’s anxiety and stress can become overwhelming.
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