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Effect of ibuprofen on semen quality
Andrologia, 2019Ibuprofen is a widely used analgesic/antipyretic medication belongs to the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory class. Even though the influence of ibuprofen on semen quality has been investigated in various occasions, the comprehensive understanding and discussion of its impact on semen quality is still yet to be determined.
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Effect of captopril on semen quality
Andrologia, 2016Various studies (direct and indirect) have presented the effect of captopril, a universally used antihypertensive medication, on semen quality; yet, this effect is still collectively unreviewed. This review systematically discusses and summarises the effect of captopril on semen quality.
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Effect of stress on semen quality in semen donors.
International journal of fertility, 1986Fifty-three donors with good semen quality were studied monthly for sperm count and motility over 9 to 22 months. Medical students (n = 31) in freshman and sophomore years subjected to the stress of twice-yearly examinations were compared with nonstudents (n = 22) not exposed to common stressful periods.
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On the nature of semen quality and infertility
Human Reproduction, 1995R J, Aitken, H W, Baker, D S, Irvine
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2012
Infertility affects an estimate of 50–80 × 106 (=7–15% of men at reproductive age) men globally and annually. Among these men, a large number of patients (25–40%) suffer from male genital tract infection/inflammation, conditions where reactive oxygen species (ROS) and oxidative stress in the semen play prominent roles in the pathogenesis of infertility.
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Infertility affects an estimate of 50–80 × 106 (=7–15% of men at reproductive age) men globally and annually. Among these men, a large number of patients (25–40%) suffer from male genital tract infection/inflammation, conditions where reactive oxygen species (ROS) and oxidative stress in the semen play prominent roles in the pathogenesis of infertility.
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Journal of animal science, 1984
The goal of research in laboratory evaluation of semen has been to ultimately predict the fertility achievable with use of that semen. Historically, problems deterring realization of this goal include pitfalls in experimental approach as well as a lack of basic understanding of biological mechanisms important to the relationship between semen quality ...
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The goal of research in laboratory evaluation of semen has been to ultimately predict the fertility achievable with use of that semen. Historically, problems deterring realization of this goal include pitfalls in experimental approach as well as a lack of basic understanding of biological mechanisms important to the relationship between semen quality ...
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