Female Infertility Therapy

New female infertility therapy research from University of Lund, Department of Psychology described

Published in Women's Health Weekly, March 1st, 2007

Current study results from the report, "Life 20 years after unsuccessful infertility treatment," have been published. According to a study from Lund, Sweden, "This study explores the long-term experience of involuntary childlessness among 14 Swedish women 20 years after their infertility treatment. In-depth interviews were conducted."

"The childlessness had had a strong impact on all the women's lives and was for all a major life theme. The effects were experienced both on a personal level and on interpersonal and social levels. Half of the women were separated, and in all but one, sexual life was affected in negative and long-lasting ways. The effects of childlessness...

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Source: Women's Health Weekly (2007-03-01)

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