Synonyms for infertility
in·fer·til·i·ty

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1. infertility

   Synonyms:
   barrenness, poverty, sterility, unproductiveness, waste

   Antonyms:
   richness, exuberance, fruitfulness, productiveness

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1. sterility, infertilitynoun

   the state of being unable to produce offspring; in a woman it is an inability to conceive; in a man it is an inability to impregnate

   Synonyms:
   antisepsis, asepsis, sterileness, sterility

   Antonyms:
   fertility, fecundity

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1. • Physical Condition

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1. infertilitynoun

   Synonyms:
   unfruitfulness, unproductiveness, barrenness, sterility, infecundity

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1. List of paraphrases for "infertility":

   sterility, childlessness, fertility

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1. Amanda Kallen:

   The question is : If Marie Menke follow The Fertility Diet, will it treat or cure infertility ? I don't think Marie Menke can say that's the case.

2. Katy Seppi:

   The current infertility narrative is dominated by success stories, as people seem more willing to talk about their experience after they've become a parent, for those of us who close our infertility chapters without a baby, we're often met with unsolicited advice, reinforcing the narrative that we obviously gave up too early.

3. Irene Su:

   It’s still difficult to predict infertility in the majority of cancer patients, patients and their families can really benefit from talking with their providers about whether their treatments pose a risk of infertility, and if so, whether fertility preservation options are available to them.

4. Gitau Mburu:

   Our message is that infertility needs to be included as a priority in responding to the needs of populations in different countries, this is because people have a right to expect to obtain the highest possible standard of mental, social and physical health as defined by WHO.

5. Govind Makharia:

   The issue of celiac disease as a cause of infertility has remained a debatable issue, the pooling of data from all the eligible studies in this meta-analysis now brings forth reasonable evidence to support screening.