Fertility-related Quality-of-Life in men undergoing Medically Assisted Reproduction during the pandemic: Sexual beliefs moderate the effects of sexual functioning
Abstract:Background . Following a diagnosis of infertility, an increasing number of couples are turning to Medically Assisted Reproduction (MAR) to achieve a pregnancy, which can have a detrimental impact on the individual's Quality-of-Life, leading to heightened risks of anxious-depressive symptoms and stress. Little is known about men’s infertility-related Quality-of-Life, and among the variables potentially associated with it, the role of sexual beliefs is neglected.Methods . This study included 166 participants, wi… Show more
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