WHO released worldwide data showing that infertility affects about one in every six people. The report also highlighted other discrepancies in fertility treatments

Health officials raise alarm over rising cases of barrenness due to chlamydia. Experts call for education on safe sex practices and regular health check-ups

"I was mourning, mourning the loss of a baby that I will never hold, mourning the mother I could’ve been and crying for my womb"

Years ago, it was common for women to have children in their twenties and early thirties. But current lifestyles have pushed the average age beyond the mid-thirties and into the forties

Fertility is not always guaranteed. Even in the best of circumstances when a couple is fertile, they have less than a 10 per cent chance of getting pregnant every month

WHO released worldwide data showing that infertility affects about one in every six people. The report also highlighted other discrepancies in fertility treatments

Health officials raise alarm over rising cases of barrenness due to chlamydia. Experts call for education on safe sex practices and regular health check-ups

"I was mourning, mourning the loss of a baby that I will never hold, mourning the mother I could’ve been and crying for my womb"

Years ago, it was common for women to have children in their twenties and early thirties. But current lifestyles have pushed the average age beyond the mid-thirties and into the forties

Fertility is not always guaranteed. Even in the best of circumstances when a couple is fertile, they have less than a 10 per cent chance of getting pregnant every month

WHO released worldwide data showing that infertility affects about one in every six people. The report also highlighted other discrepancies in fertility treatments

Health officials raise alarm over rising cases of barrenness due to chlamydia. Experts call for education on safe sex practices and regular health check-ups

"I was mourning, mourning the loss of a baby that I will never hold, mourning the mother I could’ve been and crying for my womb"

Years ago, it was common for women to have children in their twenties and early thirties. But current lifestyles have pushed the average age beyond the mid-thirties and into the forties

Fertility is not always guaranteed. Even in the best of circumstances when a couple is fertile, they have less than a 10 per cent chance of getting pregnant every month