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infertile
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See: barren, otiose, unproductive


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Infertility can be caused due to problems with the male, the female or a combination of both partners It is only after the necessary evaluations that a doctor can identify who is actually infertile Infertility can be caused due to problems with the male, the female or a combination of both partners.
Unexplained infertility still remains a common problem despite of all the latest advancements in the field of medical science and technology There are many couples that have failed to produce a child and the cause of infertility goes unexplained Unexplained infertility still remains a common problem despite of all the latest advancements in the field of medical science and technology.
Infertility is basically the inability of a person, particularly a woman (as it has been always presumed that women and not men are infertile) to conceive.
 
 
 
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