Table 3.

Demographic Characteristics of the Study Population, Stratified by Definitions of Infertility Related to Visiting a Doctor and Clinical Diagnoses, Furthering Understanding of Cancer, Health, and Survivorship in Adult Women Study, 2012–2015

Characteristic	Total Population (n = 1,014)a		Visited a Doctor (n = 168)		Doctor Diagnosis of Infertilityb (n = 98)		Doctor Diagnosis of Female Infertilityb (n = 63)
	No.	%c	No.	%c	No.	%c	No.	%c
Age at interview, years
22–29	60	5.9	2	3.3	1	1.7	0	0.0
30–39	546	53.9	89	16.3	50	9.2	31	5.7
40–45	408	40.2	77	18.9	47	11.5	32	7.8
Race/ethnicity
White	679	67.4	134	19.7	81	11.9	53	7.8
Black	287	28.5	24	8.4	13	4.5	8	2.8
Other	42	4.2	9	21.4	4	9.5	2	4.8
Missing	6		1		0		0
Education
Up to high school graduation	45	4.4	5	11.1	3	6.7	3	6.7
Some college	246	24.3	32	13.0	21	8.5	15	6.1
College	371	36.6	60	16.2	32	8.6	22	5.9
Graduate school or beyond	352	34.7	71	20.2	42	11.9	23	6.5
Annual income, $
<50,000	268	26.9	22	8.2	14	5.2	10	3.7
50,000–100,000	388	38.9	62	16.0	38	9.8	26	6.7
>100,000	342	34.3	80	23.4	45	13.2	26	7.6
Missing	16		4		0		0
Residence
Nonmetro	106	10.5	15	14.2	10	9.4	10	9.4
Small metro	164	16.2	24	14.6	16	9.8	8	4.9
Large fringe metro	617	60.9	110	17.8	62	10.0	40	6.5
Large central metro	127	12.5	19	15.0	10	7.9	5	3.9

^a Included women without a history of cancer, who had reported sexual intercourse with a male partner and were not missing information on amount of time having unprotected intercourse for at least 6 months.

^b Measured only among women who visited a doctor for help getting pregnant.

^c Percentage calculated as the proportion of women in each sociodemographic subgroup that met each particular definition.