A Study of Factors Affecting Infertility Across Urban Millennial: Literature Review Approach
Keywords:
Infertility, Bioecological approach, Individual determinants, Contingent aspects, Proximal determinants, Distal determinants, Deficiencies, MillenniaAbstract
The notion of ‘triggered infertility’ or self-made infertility is rather a new research concept and drawn tremendous research attention. There is ample research on natural infertility and clinical management yet focus on triggered infertility is missing. The research concentrates on the proximal and distal determinants in line with bioecological approach and underline the gravity of the problem as
emerging. The proximal determinants often involve the individual as an agency himself as well as the environment in which skilling is being undertaken. The distal correlates identify as the distinct uncertainties that shape up the opinion making and perception development with regard to state of triggered infertility. The research hence concludes the significant impact of millennia derived individual, vocational, career driven, health related, stress derived, contingent as well as sexual and reproductive malpractices; on triggering the state of infertility.
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