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cherise1989

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In the context of infertility, an enlarged prostate can:
 
  A) cause endocrine imbalance that prevents ovulation.
  B) interfere with passage of sperm through the genital ducts.
  C) prevent most of the contraception methods from being effective.
  D) lead to cervical mucus turning chemically hostile and killing the sperms.

Question 2

Childlessness concerns is a concept which refers to the idea that:
 
  A) childless couples only want to have relations with other childless couples.
  B) couples are more likely to file for a divorce if they are childless.
  C) holidays and family gatherings may be difficult for childless couples.
  D) childless couples are most likely to have no financial concerns.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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