Female Infertility: Understanding the Contributory Roles of Anovulation and the Rhesus Factor

By Likert Ward

Globally, infertility as a health issue continues to affect couples with consequent social, cultural and economic implications. In majority of the world's clime, especially the developing Countries, infertility remains a thing of the female folks. The accusing finger points to the woman when couples fail to conceive, the pressure is majorly on the woman and this leaves me to wonder if the man is no longer a key player in the process. It is no doubt that the woman's body houses the new life but failure on the man's part can stall the whole process. Nevertheless, in some cases the female factor remains a reason for infertility and so this piece is an assessment of the causes of this infertility in women. It could be problems in the fallopian tubes, the uterus, abnormal menstruation, sexual disorders, ovarian failure and in some cases age. In order to understand infertility, one must first of all understand normal fecundability, the probability of achieving pregnancy in one menstrual cycle and the epidemiology of female factor fertility. Female factors and unexplained infertility accounts for about 50-80% of cases of infertility worldwide. It is not enough to join the bandwagon in the female infertility treatment alone but a conscious effort must be made in ascertaining some key root causes of infertility and awareness. Some of these causes can be averted if the right knowledge is in place and fertility boosted.
Female Infertility, Understanding the Contributory Roles of Anovulation and the Rhesus Factor is the answer to the never-ending question of female infertility factor. It points the light to the salient causes as a step to tackling the infertility problem in our world. Read through and be inspired, feel detached from your problems, be a part of the optimistic tribe, be encouraged and you will celebrate your wins.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0BJ8CNPB4
• ISBN13: 9798357926142
• Release Date: October 2022
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 102 Pages
• Weight: 0.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.5" x 8.5"