CORRELATION BETWEEN ASYMPTOMATIC URETHRITIS WITH BACTERIOSPERMIA IN SEMINAL PLASMA OF FERTILE AND INFERTILE MEN

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KHALILI M.B.; KHALILI M.A.

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Journal: Journal of Reproduction & Infertility Year:2002 | Volume:3 | Issue:4 (12) Page(s): 21-28

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CORRELATION BETWEEN ASYMPTOMATIC URETHRITIS WITH BACTERIOSPERMIA IN SEMINAL PLASMA OF FERTILE AND INFERTILE MEN

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KHALILI M.B. | KHALILI M.A. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

URETHRITISQ4

BACTERIOSPERMIAQ4

PYOSPERMYQ4

SEMENQ3

MALE INFERTILITYQ4

AND UROGENITAL INFECTIONQ4

Abstract

Urogenital infection can influence the fertilization potential of the spermatozoa, which may lead to MALE INFERTILITY. The symptomatic urethiritis can change the SEMEN parameters, however the role of asymptomatic urethirtis in fertility is still obscure. In this descriptive investigation, a total of 148 samples from urethra and SEMEN of fertile as well as 146 samples from urethra and SEMEN of infertiles men were examined for the presence of 5 bacterial species including streptococcus group A., Entercoccus, E.coli, coagulase positive and negative Staphylococcus. The rate of infection of urethra and SEMEN of fertile men were 49.22% and 29.05%, respectively. The aforementioned rates were 34.9% and 60.27% for infertile men. The seminal infection was significantly different between two groups of fertile and infertile (p<0.01). The results showed that the most common pathogen in SEMEN of fertile and infertile men was Entrococcus with prevalence of 32.60% (14 cases), and 42% (37 cases), respectively. A total of 90 out of 131 samples contaminated with bacteria showed high rate of Leuckocytes (pyospermia). The remaining 41 infected samples lacked or had low number of leuckocytes. In conclusion, BACTERIOSPERMIA is significantly higher in seminal samples of infertile than fertile men (p<0.01). Therefore, the pathogens involved in URETHRITIS may be involved in MALE INFERTILITY. In addition, seminal culture is necessary for detection of bacteria presence in the SEMEN, and thus it is important to note that presence or absence of Leukocyte in SEMEN may not represent the urogenital infection.

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KHALILI, M.B., & KHALILI, M.A.. (2002). CORRELATION BETWEEN ASYMPTOMATIC URETHRITIS WITH BACTERIOSPERMIA IN SEMINAL PLASMA OF FERTILE AND INFERTILE MEN. JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTION AND INFERTILITY, 3(4 (12)), 21-28. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/28510/en

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KHALILI M.B., KHALILI M.A.. CORRELATION BETWEEN ASYMPTOMATIC URETHRITIS WITH BACTERIOSPERMIA IN SEMINAL PLASMA OF FERTILE AND INFERTILE MEN. JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTION AND INFERTILITY[Internet]. 2002;3(4 (12)):21-28. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/28510/en

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M.B. KHALILI, and M.A. KHALILI, “CORRELATION BETWEEN ASYMPTOMATIC URETHRITIS WITH BACTERIOSPERMIA IN SEMINAL PLASMA OF FERTILE AND INFERTILE MEN,” JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTION AND INFERTILITY, vol. 3, no. 4 (12), pp. 21–28, 2002, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/28510/en

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