Exploring the psycho-social burden of infertility: Perspectives of infertile couples in Cape Coast, Ghana.
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ABSTRACT: Infertility is a complex and often sensitive issue with far-reaching psycho-social ramifications for couples and their families. This study therefore seeks to delve into the psycho-social burden of infertility in Cape Coast, a major city in Ghana. Specifically, we explored the impact of infertility on the psychological and social health of infertile couples receiving fertility treatment. It also delves into the strategies they adopt to cope with their conditions. The study employs a qualitative approach to inquiry using phenomenology as a study design to explore the experiences of the study participants. In-depth interviews were conducted using interview guides, voice recorded and transcribed verbatim. Both inductive and deductive/framework coding techniques were used to code the data lead
SUBMITTER: Azize Diallo A
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10810504 | biostudies-literature | 2024
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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