Most people today know a couple within their circle of friends that are struggling to get pregnant due to an issue with infertility. The question is how many of those couples are having this ordeal due to the male having the infertile issues. Read today this press release on the reluctance of the male’s that are suspected of having the infertility and their inability to acknowledge the problem at all. The article states that infertility in men is on the rise with the number around 1 in 20 men in the US alone. Most of the issues with the reluctance part is the association, that some how a man that is infertile is less of a man. Time to get over yourselves guys! This is a medical condition that has absolutely nothing to do with your masculinity, it’s not like you had an actual choice in the matter. You were either born with this problem or a victim of the chemical environment around you. So please read today’s clip on male infertility and their unwillingness to step up to the issue and face it head on. Women are doing it everyday guys, time to step up and be a man. Also attached today is a news report on male infertility and how it is more common than you may think so please share your opinions after your read today’s article and keep fighting!
Thanks to the internet the causes and treatments for infertility issues can be researched a lot more quickly. As one thing that is not on your side when you are infertile is time. Time is of the essence when you are fighting infertility. Finding the right doctors, clinics and infertility treatments is vital but to get through it you will need a support group. Rely on other people that are also fighting infertility as this is a health problem that has broken up many a couple. So please take time to watch the video clip and leave your comments after the article about getting the best infertility help.
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More Women Want Information About Infertility Support
While it may be news to some, it’s not surprising that a new study touts women are seeking more information about infertility. With one in eight couples struggle at some point with their family building efforts, the information currently available is lacking. Conceive Magazine along with Fertility LifeLines, supported by EMD Serono, Inc., offer an new booklet to help women and couples in their infertility journey. The booklet is called In The Know guide and Fertility LifeLines(TM) and is available at Fertility Life Lines, but you have to register to receive the booklet.
To no surprise to me, the survey found that women gather the majority of their information about infertility online and via blogs. About half of the women thought the information on infertility was sufficient. That means that about 50% of the women/couples struggling with infertility have difficultly finding the information they need to make decisions, to cope, or for support.
