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. 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. John Henry Soto:

   After they told me that I would have to do IVF, I started looking for natural ways to solve infertility.

2. Govind Makharia:

   There isn't strong evidence to say that celiac disease causes infertility, but there are many anecdotal experiences where women with infertility have conceived after being diagnosed with celiac disease and put on a gluten free diet.

3. Janet Choi:

   Even if I see a low AMH in a 30-year-old woman, I’m not going to counsel her and say ‘you’re doomed to infertility.’ I’d counsel her to think about having a family sooner.

4. Khaled Kteily:

   I think vulnerability shows a certain level of masculinity, and I think more of us need to tap into that, we all go through things in our lives, but male infertility does not make you any less of a man.

5. Asima Ahmad:

   These inequities, I’m not surprised that they exist on a global level, because we already see the inequities in the United States domestically, with how infertility impacts different populations and how some populations have limited access. And even with the access that they finally get, they, for example, will have a lower rate of success or even a higher rate of miscarriage, a lot of people don’t have access to clinically vetted evidence-based information around what causes infertility, how to recognize it, and then when you do find out that you have it, how to treat it.