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Kang Jian Hua
Reproductive Center
About me
Studied Clinical Medicine at Jining Medical University from 2002 to 2005.
Proficient in diseases
Engaged in clinical medical and health services for more than 20 years. Specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of male and female reproductive system inflammations, endocrine disorders, sexual dysfunction, prenatal and postnatal care, infertility, reproductive health maintenance, contraception, and family planning.
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How many people are infertile?
The infertility rate in our country is around 12%. According to the data released by the China Population Association and the National Health and Family Planning Commission, the infertility rate among couples of childbearing age in China has climbed from 2.5%-3% twenty years ago to about 12%-15% this year, with the number of affected individuals exceeding 50 million. Among these 50 million patients, 50% are women, 40% are men, and about 10% are cases involving both partners. With increasing environmental pollution, delayed childbearing age, and growing life pressures, the number of couples experiencing infertility continues to rise.
Can infertility be treated?
Infertility is treatable. The examination and treatment of infertility are progressive and not just a matter of visiting a doctor once and taking some medication to see immediate effects. Often, it is a prolonged battle that sometimes requires six months, or even one to two years, and requires patience without haste. For many patients with infertility, the course of the disease tends to be long and the condition complex, leading to a relatively long treatment period. Therefore, when dealing with infertility and its treatment, it is advisable to visit the reproductive medicine department of a local public hospital for relevant examinations to avoid unnecessary detours.