Psychosomatics of Infertility
Psychosomatics of Infertility: Understanding the Mind-Body Connection Infertility affects many couples worldwide, often resulting in emotional distress. In some cases, psychological factors contribute significantly to this issue. Psychosomatic infertility links mental health with reproductive challenges, showing how unresolved emotional conflicts and blocked feelings may manifest physically. See also — Psychosomatics of Pancreatic Diseases What Is Psychosomatic Infertility? Psychosomatic infertility occurs when mental or emotional factors contribute to the inability to conceive. In particular, negative thoughts, unresolved conflicts, or deep-seated fears can disrupt the reproductive system. Therefore, addressing both psychological and physical health is crucial for many couples facing infertility. In… Continue reading
