EXPERIENCES ON INFERTILITY AMONG WOMEN WHO HAVE SUCCESSFUL BECOME PREGNANT WITH INFERTILITY TREATMENT
Keywords:
Qualitative study, women s experience during infertilityAbstract
Infertility is a reproductive health problem which are significantly inclass due to inadequate knowledge its treatment the purpose of the study is to describe the meaning of assisted reproductive technology and its experience during treatment for infertility among women who successfully became pregnant. Objective ;to assess the experience of the women who have become pregnant with infertility treatment .
METHOD: The research design applied is phenomenological research design used with in depth interview 8 women was selected with non probrobabilty purposive sampling techniques and all verbal communication were taped.the screened review literature review was completed search done from Pub-med, EBSCO, DELNET etc, using key words such as Experience on infertility ,treatment, qualitative study.. Those were focusing between the period of from 2000-2016 by which around 30 published articles investigating the experiences on infertility treatment From these articles, 6 articles are selected and the studies are included in the narrative review. The studies review found and narrative review. RESULT: the studies of bases of experience on women who have successfully become pregnant with infertility the analysis found the themes and subthemes which was emerged they also the path and struggle to have a child, Pursuit of husband and family satisfaction, Finding peace in life / family security and love and affection, Escape from stigma, Social abuse which are expressed by the women felt during her treatment for infertility .
CONCLUSION: The review of various studies descried that experience on infertility treatment among women who have successfully became pregnant had underwent the difficulties like struggle during investigation, financial problem, isolation by family and neighbors, to achieved motherhood by pregnancy. fear and anxiety on outcome of pregnancy .
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