While women often bear the brunt of infertility -- from treatments to testing -- infertility is not just a female issue.
Doctors discovered noncancerous growths in 34-year-old Candace's uterus but then, after further testing, turned their attention to Timothy's fertility. Their second round of IVF ended in a viable pregnancy for Candace, who gave birth to their daughter Victory last December. The couple estimates they've spent around $150,000 on treatments over the past decade.
It is quite lackadaisical the Male anatomy infertile research. Women are such a emphasis that in like most cases males are ab after thought. Women expect equality yet like this type of thing they bear the brunt cuz men are less of a priority like in most cases
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