THE RELATIONSHIP OF CIRCULATING ANTISPERM ANTIBODIES AND CERVICAL MUCUS ANTIBODIES IN INFERTILE WOMEN

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SAFARINEZHAD M.R.; REZA KHANIHA B.

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Journal: Annals of Military and Health Sciences Research Year:2003 | Volume:1 | Issue:3 (serial Number 3) Page(s): 163-167

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THE RELATIONSHIP OF CIRCULATING ANTISPERM ANTIBODIES AND CERVICAL MUCUS ANTIBODIES IN INFERTILE WOMEN

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SAFARINEZHAD M.R. | REZA KHANIHA B. | Issue Writer Certificate

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ANTISPERMQ4

ANTIBODIESQ4

CERVICAL MUCUS ANTIBODIESQ4

INFERTILEQ4

Abstract

Background: ANTISPERM ANTIBODIES are a contributory factor in 8% to 12% of all subfertile couples. There is little information addressing the relationship of serum ANTISPERM antibody level with antibody level in cervical mucus. Some studies showed no relation between serum ANTISPERM antibody and its presence in female reproductive system secretions. This study initiated to find out any relation between ANTISPERM antibody in serum and cervical mucus of INFERTILE women.Materials and methods: as a cross sectional study, in 153 women who underwent infertility evaluation, serum and cervical mucus samples were obtained and the level of antibody and ANTISPERM were measured by Immunobead test. Datas has been analyzied by statistical software of SPSS10 and regression statistical test.Results: The ANTISPERM antibody level in serum did not correlate with the ANTISPERM antibody level in cervical mucus. Also, the level of ANTISPERM ANTIBODIES in serum didn't correlate with changing in estradiol levels.Conclusion: The data suggest that measurement of ANTISPERM ANTIBODIES from a single fluid is not sufficient when evaluating a woman for immunological infertility. There are numerous and complex factors contribute to the expression of ANTISPERM ANTIBODIES in women.

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SAFARINEZHAD, M.R., & REZA KHANIHA, B.. (2003). THE RELATIONSHIP OF CIRCULATING ANTISPERM ANTIBODIES AND CERVICAL MUCUS ANTIBODIES IN INFERTILE WOMEN. ANNALS OF MILITARY AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH, 1(3 (serial Number 3)), 163-167. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/96770/en

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SAFARINEZHAD M.R., REZA KHANIHA B.. THE RELATIONSHIP OF CIRCULATING ANTISPERM ANTIBODIES AND CERVICAL MUCUS ANTIBODIES IN INFERTILE WOMEN. ANNALS OF MILITARY AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH[Internet]. 2003;1(3 (serial Number 3)):163-167. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/96770/en

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M.R. SAFARINEZHAD, and B. REZA KHANIHA, “THE RELATIONSHIP OF CIRCULATING ANTISPERM ANTIBODIES AND CERVICAL MUCUS ANTIBODIES IN INFERTILE WOMEN,” ANNALS OF MILITARY AND HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH, vol. 1, no. 3 (serial Number 3), pp. 163–167, 2003, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/96770/en

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