If you have ever wondered whether you and your spouse are the only couple challenged by infertility, either within your family or among your circle of friends and contemporaries, it might come as a surprise to learn that you are not alone.
When it comes to infertility, you’re not the only one that has been there, many others have been there too and more will still travel that road. So, it’s not unique to you. It’s not always an intentional behaviour, but generally the social burden of infertility just happens to fall disproportionately on women. When a couple is unable to have children, the man may divorce his wife or take another wife in a culture that permits polygamy. It’s not so easy for the woman to do the same thing. In many instances, a woman who does not have a child is expected to stay at home and not socialise.
When the desire to have a baby has taken over your world, it’s a journey into the wilderness, a silent struggle into the unknown. But by sharing your story, you do benefit and many others like you also benefit. Believe it or not but it’s only when you open up that you would realise just how many people have actually been through what you are going through or know someone who has.
It is really important to understand that difficulties in getting pregnant are not always about the woman. As hard as it is to think of yourself as an infertile couple, the journey might start to feel lonely and out of your control. Having a team of specialists behind you is reassuring. It will give you direction and reignite your hope.
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For a shy man like me how do i explain this to the doctor😎😎😎
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