OPPORTUNITIES OF DIFFERENT APPROACHES IN MANAGEMENT OF SECONDARY INFERTILITY IN WOMEN

Every individual has a right of being physically and mentally healthy. Couples have the right of deciding about the timing of being parents, the number of children and spacing between them. Infertility is not only a medical but also a social problem and is a cause for concern. Because it is associated with instabilities in familial relationships, impairment of social and labor activities, and as a result deterioration of quality of life.

To date infertility remains as one of the three main complaints of women presenting with gynecological issues, leading to psychological stress, anxiety, and depression [9].

Fertility refers to the ability to reproduce or the condition of being fertile. It is distinct from fecundability, which is the likelihood of becoming pregnant in any given month, and fecundity, which is the ability to achieve a live birth within one menstrual cycle. Among individuals trying to conceive, approximately 50% of women will become pregnant within 3 months, 75% will achieve pregnancy within 6 months, and about 90% will be pregnant by 1 year [