An individual who feels a "partial death" due to the loss of the ability to conceive children is experiencing:

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Phenomenological death refers to the experience of losing a part of oneself, such as a physical ability or role, which can lead to feelings of incompleteness or partial death. In this case, the individual's loss of the ability to conceive children is a form of phenomenological death. Parapsychological death refers to supernatural or paranormal phenomena related to death, social death refers to exclusion from a social group or community, and proxy death refers to the experience of grieving for someone who is still alive but has become disconnected or distant.

An Individual Who Feels a "Partial Death" Due to the Loss