A Comparative Analysis of Women Affected by Infertility Oriented Mental Health and Life Satisfaction

Abstract

The goal of this study is to determine how infertility and mental health are related. An international public health concern is infertility. According to WHO estimates, 12% of couples worldwide have trouble getting pregnant. Countries and regions have different rates of infertility. Childlessness is viewed as voluntary in emerging nations, where it is a more acceptable choice for women. Motherhood is essential to women’s empowerment and well-being in India. Infertility has a variety of negative effects in these nations, including social exclusion, violence, financial difficulties, and the denial of appropriate funeral customs. Children are essential to the financial survival of many families, particularly as they age. Women’s psychological states are frequently upset when reproduction appears to be impossible.