Inability to conceive and treatment-seeking behaviour in Uttar Pradesh state in India

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An attempt is made to estimate the prevalence of inability to conceive (commonly referred to as infertility) and treatment-seeking behaviour in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, using the District Level Household Survey data collected in 2007-08 (DLHS-3). In Uttar Pradesh, infertility is estimated to be about 11 per cent in females aged 20-34 among the total ever-married women of reproductive age (20-49) whose marital duration is more than two years. Among infertile respondents, more than three-quarters suffer from primary infertility. Also, about 85.0 per cent of women seek treatment for lifetime infertility.

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Singh, B. P., & Shukla, U. (2015). Inability to conceive and treatment-seeking behaviour in Uttar Pradesh state in India. Canadian Studies in Population, 42(2), 1–12. https://doi.org/10.25336/p6xc7t

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