Content of Antispermatic Antibodies (ASA) in Blood before and after Treatment of Infectious-Inflammatory Diseases of Urogenital Tract in Infertile Males

George Galdava*, Shorena Chiokadze**

* Department of Andrology of S\R Institute of Dermatology and Venerology, Tbilisi, Georgia; 
** Diagnostic Department, "Health house" LTD, Tbilisi, Georgia

It has been shown by investigations that the infectious-inflammatory processes of urogenital tract (STI), chronic urethroprostatitis, epididymitis, etc., are the most common factors of antispermatic antibodies (ASA) formation in blood of infertile males. Application of novel immunomodulating remedies (Neovir, Glutoxim, Cycloferon, ets.) and physiotherapeutic means the (the laser apparatus "Yarilo-Synchro") in complex therapy of autoimmune infertility developed as a result of excretory-toxic and excretory-obstructive forms of infertility favors the liquidation of etiologic agent of the inflammatory process and promotes normalization of autoimmune processes. As a result of an adequate anti-inflammatory treatment of infertile males with infectious-inflammatory diseases ASA content in blood comes back to the norm. After treatment a positive effect has been achieved in 62.7% of patients treated on STI, in 67% of those treated on chronic prostatitis, and in 57.9% of patients with epididymitis.

Keywords:   ASA, STI, prostatitis, epididymitis, infertitity