Prevalence and potential determinants of primary infertility in India: Evidence from Indian demographic health survey

Prevalence and Potential Determinants of Primary Infertility in India: Evidence from Large Scale Data.ObjectiveWorldwide fertility is a generous human concern anguish over infertility its obvious upshot. Infertility, though an essential problem the various point view, it yet to be given deserved attention. The present study explored prevalence potential determinants primary among currently married women reproductive (15–49) ages.MethodsData four rounds Indian National Family Health Survey has been used analyse change rates time. Bivariate multivariate analyses were order assess effects socioeconomic on study.ResultsThe at national, regional levels decreased 1992-93 2005-06 but shown remarkable increase 2015–16. Compared 2005–06, rate increased largely Southern states. An inverse relationship exists between level educational attainment, standard living women. plausible reasons could greater awareness treatments highly educated access expensive by richest. Considering place residence, urban are more prone experience some regions, which might due differentials environment lifestyles. Moreover, factors like vegetarian diet, overweight, obese, thyroid patient strongly associated with infertility.ConclusionAlong other demographic issues country, relevant policies should formulated tackle India.