Infertility from clinical and social perspective

Rafał Kurzawa; Dorota Kaniewska; Tomasz Bączkowski

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Infertility from clinical and social perspective

Rafał Kurzawa

,

Dorota Kaniewska

,

Tomasz Bączkowski

Przew Lek 2010; 2: 149-152

Online publish date: 2010/03/24

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Both male and female infertility has multifactoral origin. Even small disturbances, can have considerable influence on human reproduction.. Infertility is not only a medical conditions, stress and other psycho-social factors additionally can contribute to lower pregnancy rates. Treatment should be individualized. The medical personal should consider not only patients’ medical status but also economical conditions and ethical views. As conservative methods of treatment have limited efficacy, assisted reproductive techniques are widely used to treat infertility.

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Infertility from clinical and social perspective

Rafał Kurzawa , Dorota Kaniewska , Tomasz Bączkowski

infertility, assisted reproductive techniques, treatment

Rafał Kurzawa

,

Dorota Kaniewska

,

Tomasz Bączkowski