Asthenozoospermic causes for infertile males in Thi-Qar City

Sumeya Ghanawy AL-Najjar

doi:10.53730/ijhs.v6nS1.4746

Authors

Sumeya Ghanawy AL-Najjar
mtqr86@gmai.com
College of Medicine, University of Thi-Qar, Iraq

Keywords:

asthenozoospermic, infertile males, primary infertility, Thi-Qar, varicocele

Abstract

This is a study that aim to investigate the most common cause of asthenospermia in Thi-qar province. The results of the study clarified that the most common cause of asthenospermia in Thi-Qar province is varicocele the most affected occupations are the bakers and the bulk of cases was primary infertility and the most affected age group is 15-35. The results of this study showed that the primary infertility (60%) was more than secondary infertility (40%) as it is obvious from table 4. However, in males with primary infertility, chromosomal and genetic causes play an important role in the existence of primary more than secondary infertility.

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