One in seven families in Armenia has an infertility problem, Armenian Association for Reproductive Health Director, gynecologist Eduard Hambardzumyan stated.
In his words, the infertility rate in Armenia has reduced as compared with the past five years. "Infertility in Armenia was 28 percent ten years ago, but today it is already 16-18 percent," Hambardzumyan noted.
In her turn, the aforesaid association’s deputy director, gynecologist Karine Pokhunts said infertility in Armenia has its causes.
"There aren’t any infertility treatment centers in remote regions. Measures are taken to train physicians and establish centers. Also, a fund is created to assist families with such problems, since artificial insemination in Armenia costs $3,500-$5,000 on the average," Pokhunts said.
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