STUDY OF GENITAL MYCOPLASMA AND CHLAMYDIA TRICHOMATIS WHICH PRESENCE IN INFERTILE MALES

	STUDY OF GENITAL MYCOPLASMA AND CHLAMYDIA TRICHOMATIS WHICH PRESENCE IN INFERTILE MALES
AL-TAQANI
Article 1, Volume 22, Issue 2, 2009, Pages 0-0
Abstract
The study comprised isolation and identification of Mycoplasma hominins and Ureaplasma urealyticum bacteria and detection of Chlamydia trichomatis in seminal fluid samples of (296) infertile males, all of them are not infected with Gonorrheal urithritis and Treponema pallidum bacteria and with any symptoms to the urogenital tract that visiting some special privet laboratory in ninava governorate from December, (2004) till March (2006). The result of study demonstrated that U.urealyticum is the most presence among samples under study with percentage (8%) follow C.trachomatis (4%) and M. hominis (1.7%). only U. urealyticum showed significant relationship at (p<0.05) in comparation with control, and the results showed presence of that bacteria in more than (60%) infertiles infection with M. hominis. The M. hominis show presence of (12.5%) from cases of infection with U. urealyticum and absence in cases of infection with C. trachomatis. The study also demonstrated that there were gradual and limited effect of all the bacterial suspensions isolated in different concentrations used on the percentage of progressive motility of sperm Invitro on different periods. The same bacterial suspension not demonstrate any effect on sperm agglutination. The study results show the importance of the usage of thin layer chromatography technique in the rapid detection of C. trachomatis antigen in seminal fluid samples of infertile males. Key words: Mycoplasma, Male infertility, Chlamydia.

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