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Infertility is a significant health issue and one that has received increasing media attention in the UK and elsewhere in recent years. For affected couples, it is the cause of substantial distress and feelings of isolation that can lead to associated anxiety and depression. This is compounded by a perceived lack of support from health services as well as a lack of available information regarding its management. This book provides current information and practical advice on the underlying causes, diagnosis and management of infertility in a clear and concise style that is accessible to patients. The book covers all aspects of infertility from investigation, treatment, successful pregnancy and coping with childlessness. The text is written in a plain-spoken style that is easy to read and absorb, with liberal use of bullet points, diagrams, graphs, photographs, tables and other illustrations. Case studies and patient perspectives are included throughout the text to bring key concepts to life.
This book investigates the clinical, psychological, and practical dimensions of infertility to provide patients with a comprehensive understanding of their condition and available management options. The authors, Caroline Overton, Lisa Webber, and Melanie J. Davies, leverage their medical expertise to demystify complex reproductive health issues. By synthesizing current medical data with patient-centered advice, they establish a framework for navigating the diagnostic process and treatment pathways. The text aims to alleviate the distress associated with infertility by replacing uncertainty with structured, accessible information.
What You Will Find
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Experts and readers frequently highlight this text as a reliable, foundational resource for those seeking to understand the complexities of reproductive health. The prose is noted for its clinical clarity and its ability to translate technical medical information into a format that is highly accessible to the layperson.
Page Count:
240
Publication Date:
2008-01-01
Publisher:
OUP Oxford
ISBN-10:
0191500852
ISBN-13:
9780191500855
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