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Father’s Day Can Be Reality with Medical Help

Catherine McDiarmid-Watt | Sunday, June 21, 2009 | 0 comments

Father's Day is a day for fun with dad and special treats made just for him. But for couples struggling with infertility, Father's Day can be another painful reminder that their family is not yet a reality.

Just as many women face infertility obstacles, many men face the challenge of overcoming medical problems that impede their ability to become a father. Of the more than 7.3 million cases of infertility in the United States, 30 percent are attributed to the male.

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