SUCCESS AND FAILURE RATE OF ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY (ART) TREATMENT WITH DIFFERENT AGE GROUP OF INFERTILE WOMEN IN RAMANATHAPURAM DISTRICT, TAMIL NADU
L. Jeya Praba, G. VEERA RAJESWARI, D. ADDLINE, Viji Siva Sakthi, Bindu Bennet
Abstract
L. Jeya Praba, G. VEERA RAJESWARI, D. ADDLINE, Viji Siva Sakthi, Bindu Bennet
Abstract
There is a mounting evidence regarding increase in female infertility during the last decades, particularly in developing country is like India. Infertility is a major problem that affect the women at an increased rate every year. The knowledge of infertility has a considerable effect on biological, psychological, and social factors for an individual or a couple. When infertility interferes with the progression as expected, people are forced to look for outside assistance in order to become pregnant. Assisted reproductive technologies can usually be used to help the couple. The present study focuses on infertility, primary involuntary infecundity, and the seeking of fertility treatment in a representative study population of women aged 18-44 years (n=510) living in the study area. The purpose of this study is to investigate and create awareness about the success and failure rate of Assisted Reproductive Technique (ART) among infertile women with support of the private infertility Centre, Ramanathapuram District. Tamil Nadu.
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There is a mounting evidence regarding increase in female infertility during the last decades, particularly in developing country is like India. Infertility is a major problem that affect the women at an increased rate every year. The knowledge of infertility has a considerable effect on biological, psychological, and social factors for an individual or a couple. When infertility interferes with the progression as expected, people are forced to look for outside assistance in order to become pregnant. Assisted reproductive technologies can usually be used to help the couple. The present study focuses on infertility, primary involuntary infecundity, and the seeking of fertility treatment in a representative study population of women aged 18-44 years (n=510) living in the study area. The purpose of this study is to investigate and create awareness about the success and failure rate of Assisted Reproductive Technique (ART) among infertile women with support of the private infertility Centre, Ramanathapuram District. Tamil Nadu.
Key concepts: Infertility, Tamil, Assisted reproductive technology, Fertility, Medicine, Female infertility, Affect (linguistics), Gynecology