“Data are for the U.S.
- Percent of women ages 15–49 who have impaired fecundity: 13.4%
- Percent of women ages 15–49 who have impaired fecundity, by parity:
- 0 births: 13.8%
- 1 or more births: 13.1%
- Percent of married women ages 15–49 who have impaired fecundity: 16.3%
- Percent of married women ages 15–49 who have impaired fecundity, by parity:
- 0 births: 26.0%
- 1 or more births: 14.1%
- Percent of married women ages 15–49 who are infertile: 8.5%
- Percent of married women ages 15–49 who are infertile, by parity:
- 0 births: 19.4%
- 1 or more births: 6.0%
Source: Key Statistics from the National Survey of Family Growth (data are for 2015-2019)
- Percent of women ages 20–49 who have ever used fertility services: 13.7%
Source: Use of Fertility Services in Women Ages 20-49 in the United States: 2022-2023, Figure 1, Table 1
Center for Disease Control and Prevention – CDC
(www.CDC.gov – FastStats – Infertility)