Most of us aren’t aware of a completely startling problem that is currently bedeviling Asia’s third-largest economy — a striking decline in its fertility rate. The fertility rate of Indians has more than halved over the last 40 years as it has fallen from 4.97 during 1975-80 to 2.3 for the current period of 2015-20. While this may be welcome news for the overpopulated nation, it also points to the perplexing trend of young couples unable to procreate. According to recent statistics provided by the Indian Society of Assisted Reproduction, infertility is seen to affect about 10- 15 percent of the Indian population. The report also revealed that the rate of infertility seems to be elevated among the urban population, with one out of six couples experiencing the problem.
The infertility struggle in many ways can be considered as a journey. Lonely journey. Possibly a journey that you don’t necessarily wish to be on, however, one in which you get a deeper intuition, greater insight, and an evolved self-awareness, despite how painful it may be. The things you learn about yourself is how you interact with and respond to others — the people who haven’t been in your shoes, those who don’t know what you’re going through. They may innocuously comment, or perhaps inadvertently say something wrong, and because you are frenzied by this expedition to conceive, you construe their words through the medium of your pain. As far as your interrelationships go, infertility becomes the nearly overwhelming subtext in all interactions.
Some women and men might also feel as if they are broken and that their bodies have betrayed them; some women may worry that their partner will leave them if they aren't able to get pregnant. These are normal feelings, but know that the worst-case scenarios will probably not come to pass. The phenomenon can be called as the “infertility inferiority complex” (just for an understanding, there is no such word) — this is characterized by having a lack of self-image, coupled with feelings vagueness, uncertainty, and not measuring up to the status quo. The affected person may feel something like this: “I can’t seem to get pregnant and I am worth less than you.” This extremely stabbing feeling has a particularly vituperative sting, as we this is concerned with our mind, body and its supposed natural abilities.
It takes very little to trigger this complex for women who are actively trying to conceive. Perhaps the sight of another pregnant belly, two toddlers playing in a sandbox, a mother pushing a stroller, or even a simple, although unintended, fertility-based remark from a friend( who will never be in friend list afterwards), can instantly cripple the woman and send her into that helpless misery, locked inside the prison of her own pessimistic thinking.
As infertility and all the ups and downs that go with it can be extremely taxing, consider seeing a counselor -- either individually or as a couple -- to deal with any feelings of anxiety, depression, guilt, or pessimism that arise. Your doctor can offer a recommendation, and many fertility centres are affiliated with counselors.
ARC international fertility & research center are the leading hospitals for Infertility treatment in India operating in different locations with Best Infertility Specialist doctors and with Best Fertility treatment Infrastructure. Apart from treatments like Intrauterine insemination (IUI) and In vitro fertilization (IVF), Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD); they also provide Gynaecological procedures like hysterectomy, laparoscopic surgeries, and pregnancy care. ARC fertility & research center is a comprehensive place for all gynecological problems and their recognition lies in providing affordable Laparoscopic surgeries in all the centres. They are rated as the one of Best IVF clinic providing Infertility treatment in Tamilnadu having Top Fertility specialists among all IVF hospitals in India.
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Mail us: arc.flagship@gmail.com
The infertility struggle in many ways can be considered as a journey. Lonely journey. Possibly a journey that you don’t necessarily wish to be on, however, one in which you get a deeper intuition, greater insight, and an evolved self-awareness, despite how painful it may be. The things you learn about yourself is how you interact with and respond to others — the people who haven’t been in your shoes, those who don’t know what you’re going through. They may innocuously comment, or perhaps inadvertently say something wrong, and because you are frenzied by this expedition to conceive, you construe their words through the medium of your pain. As far as your interrelationships go, infertility becomes the nearly overwhelming subtext in all interactions.
What it feels like to be infertile?
It's offensive to enquire "What is infertility like?" when a couple is struggling to conceive, but it's surely something we should all know more about. Most of us become adults believing that we'll be able to begin a family when we're prepared. So the intense frustration and regret that come with trying to get pregnant without success is a huge blow to the suffering couples.Some women and men might also feel as if they are broken and that their bodies have betrayed them; some women may worry that their partner will leave them if they aren't able to get pregnant. These are normal feelings, but know that the worst-case scenarios will probably not come to pass. The phenomenon can be called as the “infertility inferiority complex” (just for an understanding, there is no such word) — this is characterized by having a lack of self-image, coupled with feelings vagueness, uncertainty, and not measuring up to the status quo. The affected person may feel something like this: “I can’t seem to get pregnant and I am worth less than you.” This extremely stabbing feeling has a particularly vituperative sting, as we this is concerned with our mind, body and its supposed natural abilities.
It takes very little to trigger this complex for women who are actively trying to conceive. Perhaps the sight of another pregnant belly, two toddlers playing in a sandbox, a mother pushing a stroller, or even a simple, although unintended, fertility-based remark from a friend( who will never be in friend list afterwards), can instantly cripple the woman and send her into that helpless misery, locked inside the prison of her own pessimistic thinking.
As infertility and all the ups and downs that go with it can be extremely taxing, consider seeing a counselor -- either individually or as a couple -- to deal with any feelings of anxiety, depression, guilt, or pessimism that arise. Your doctor can offer a recommendation, and many fertility centres are affiliated with counselors.
ARC international fertility & research center are the leading hospitals for Infertility treatment in India operating in different locations with Best Infertility Specialist doctors and with Best Fertility treatment Infrastructure. Apart from treatments like Intrauterine insemination (IUI) and In vitro fertilization (IVF), Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD); they also provide Gynaecological procedures like hysterectomy, laparoscopic surgeries, and pregnancy care. ARC fertility & research center is a comprehensive place for all gynecological problems and their recognition lies in providing affordable Laparoscopic surgeries in all the centres. They are rated as the one of Best IVF clinic providing Infertility treatment in Tamilnadu having Top Fertility specialists among all IVF hospitals in India.
Mail us: arc.flagship@gmail.com
