reproductive system: Human Reproductive Disorders

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Human Reproductive Disorders

Disorders that may affect the proper functioning of the reproductive system include abnormal hormone secretion, sexually transmitted diseases, and the presence of cancerous tissue in the region. Such problems frequently affect fertility and may complicate pregnancy.

See infertility. See also fertility drug; in vitro fertilization.

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