Definition of Infertility

Infertility is a very common disease in our lives. When some people suffer from infertility, they will go to a special hospital for treatment. Because there are many reasons for infertility, some problems are caused by women, and some problems are caused by men, so for different diseases, the treatment methods are also different. So what is the definition of infertility?

Although there are many people suffering from infertility now, not many people have a detailed understanding of infertility. Let’s take a look at how infertility is defined.

1. Usually, people’s understanding of infertility is that they have been married for a long time but have no children. But this is a general statement. To be precise, if a couple lives together and has normal sexual life but has not been able to get pregnant for more than one year without taking any contraceptive measures, it is called infertility.

2. Infertility is divided into primary and secondary. Primary infertility means that the couple has never been pregnant, while secondary infertility means that the couple has been pregnant before but did not take any contraceptive measures and has not been able to get pregnant for more than one year.

3. Infertility can be divided into relative infertility and absolute infertility. Relative infertility is temporary infertility caused by some factors affecting conception or weakening fertility of one of the men and women. If the relevant factors are eliminated, pregnancy can be achieved.

The above is the current medical definition of infertility. After reading the above introduction, I believe everyone has a detailed understanding of the definition of infertility.