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Is it normal to grieve after being diagnosed with fertility problems?
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Yes: It is very normal to be sad or disappointed about having infertility. But there are many good treatments so almost all of the time you will be successful. There are many counselors and psychologists that are available to help you if this is especially hard for you. And if you have a partner, it is very important to have good communication between the two of you.
Answered 12/4/2014
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Yes: Studies have compared the stress of fertility treatments with that that cancer patients go through.
Answered 7/5/2012
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