Every April, Infertility Awareness Month highlights the struggles faced by individuals and couples who experience difficulties conceiving.
Infertility affects approximately 1 in 8 couples, impacting both men and women equally. It is defined as the inability to conceive after one year of trying (or six months for women over 35).
Beyond medical concerns, infertility can take an emotional, mental, and financial toll on patients, making comprehensive support essential.
Infertility can result from a range of conditions in both men and women, including:
Primary care providers (PCPs) play a crucial role in early detection, education, and emotional support. By recognizing potential risk factors, providers can initiate basic fertility evaluations and refer patients to specialists when necessary. Common steps include:
Infertility is not just a medical condition—it’s a deeply personal journey. This April, healthcare providers, advocates, and patients can work together to promote awareness, education, and access to care. By fostering open conversations and reducing stigma, we can empower those struggling with infertility to seek the support and treatment they need.
Circle Medical providers provide men’s and women’s health services including OB/GYN exams. Our providers can also prescribe birth control and infertility referrals.
If you or someone one you know is struggling with infertility then talk to your Circle Medical provider about your concerns and get a referral. Same day appointments are available through the app today.
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