Purpose To systematically review the evidence on the association between sexually
transmitted infections (STIs) and male infertility. We sought to answer two questions: Are …

Objectives Infections in the male genitourinary system with bacterial and viral agents may
play a significant role in male infertility. These agents usually infect the urethra, seminal …

Context Theoretically, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) have the potential to disrupt
male fertility; however, the topic remains controversial. Objective To describe the possible …

The impact of sexually transmitted infections (STI) on male fertility is controversial. Aims: To
investigate the prevalence of urethritis-associated STIs (chlamydia, gonorrhoeae …

This study aims to compare the prevalence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) with
semen quality in men from couples with primary and secondary infertility. Semen samples …

Background The role of genital Ureaplasma species, genital Mycoplasma (M) species, and
Chlamydia (C.) trachomatis, the most prevalent sexually transmitted bacteria, in male …

Although infection is one of the preventable causes of human infertility, it is always missed or
neglected. History of urethral discharge has been reported in about 45% of the black men …

Introduction: Infertility considered as a social and public health issue and estimated that
most of these infertile couples are residents of developing countries. Infectious diseases …

Microorganisms residing in the male or female genital tracts cause sexually transmitted
infections (STIs) and are generally transmitted through unprotected intercourse or other …

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are caused by bacteria, viruses, or parasites that are
transmitted through venereal contact. The major STDs causing bacterial infections include …