Abstract
In this paper, the state of the fertility function of 115 women husbands who suffer from chronic prostatitis was analyzed. The distribution of these patients by age was as follows: from 18 to 29 years old - 48.6%; from 30 to 45 years - 51.4%. The age of men ranged from 20 to 50 years. The first group consisted of 23 women whose husbands had CKD a year ago. The second group consisted of 33 women whose husbands had CKD two years ago. The third group included 59 women whose husbands had CKD three years ago. In all women, the fallopian tubes were passable. The control group of 50 women with bacterial vaginosis was identical to the main group in terms of the main indicators. Based on the results obtained, the authors concluded that the greatest diagnostic reliability is the assessment of sperm fertility in cervical mucus at the peak of ovulation and the concentration of fructose and zinc in them in women whose husbands suffer from CKD and the degree of reversibility of impaired sperm fertility and the cytological reaction of cervical spermatozoa. mucus at the peak of ovulation is a diagnostic criterion for sperm fertility.
Keywords
chronic bacterial prostatitis, infertility, inflammation, interleukin, ovarian reserve, LH-luteinizing hormone; FSH - follicle-stimulating hormone; T is testosteroneSuggested citation
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