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Rise in Risk Factors Associated with Infertility
Various lifestyle and environmental factors contribute to risk factors linked with infertility. Delayed childbearing driven by social and economic reasons has increased the chances of age-related infertility in women. Furthermore, triple health burden of obesity, diabetes, and hypertension can also negatively impact fertility and make conception difficult. Changing dietary patterns have also altered hormonal balances in both men and women. Exposure to toxins and chemicals through polluted air and water as well as certain occupational hazards are raising concerns about their effects on reproductive health. The resultant stresses on reproductive systems signal a growing need for medical assistance. This makes infertility drugs an increasingly important component of the initial evaluation and treatment process.
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