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In communities in Uganda, infertility is regarded as so shameful that people often battling with it prefer to do so in secrecy and alone. Those who often find themselves in such a situation are women who have to seek cheap options for treatment. For generations, African women have used herbs in their quest to have children. But is this treatment option still relevant and what is driving infertility figures in the country? Traditional herbalist, Nalongo Balyewunya sits in stall 98 in Makindye, a Kampala suburb. She learnt her trade from her grandmother who was a celebrated herbalist. When she passed on, Nalongo Balyewunya took up the trade. From the young age of 14, Balyewunya started dispensing all kinds of herbal concoctions to treat a wide range of ailments among them infertility. For every one hundred people that seek some form of treatment from Nalongo Balyewunya, at least thirty are looking for a child. Such is the paradox in Uganda that in the midst of plenty, cases of infertility are also high. So what is driving such figures? Nalongo Balyewunya blames it partly on early use of contraceptives and early sex. Those who turn up at her stall are often in desperation, demanding a quick fix for the problem that society often blames on the woman. Herbalists charge as low as 60000 shillings for treatments of infertility; compared to costs at fertility clinics that go for a minimum of 3million shillings in a country where women are still heavily dependent on men and may not …